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Old 05-01-2014, 01:09 PM
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Good to see you are putting the 128 back together Nick!
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Good to see you are putting the 128 back together Nick!
Thanks mike, I removed the head light panel to paint it black as someone painted it white I started degreasing the rear end to get the grease and grime off of it. And cleaned up the front where I am going to cover it up.
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Nick,
Don't you have to go to school?? If so, you must spend all other hours of the day working on cubs and buying them.

There are a ton of those frames out there. I'd just swap it out for a different one. A little more work at the get go, but then it's done. I'm sure you've got a couple xtras layin' around. Bet Mike does.
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Don't you have to go to school?? If so, you must spend all other hours of the day working on cubs and buying them.

There are a ton of those frames out there. I'd just swap it out for a different one. A little more work at the get go, but then it's done. I'm sure you've got a couple xtras layin' around. Bet Mike does.
I don't, he probably does, I'm not swapping out the frame.
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I can hook you up with a frame Nick!
How many days you get off for school a year? You just had a week off for Easter break and now you are off again!
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How many days you get off for school a year? You just had a week off for Easter break and now you are off again!
Idk, who said I'm off again???? me I'm leaving the frame alone.
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Glad you're fixing the 128 up, Nick.
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Thanks Allen. I re installed the head light panel and foot rests after fresh paint.
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