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  1. 29th October 2010, 08:26 PM #31
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    yer sorry the diffs i have ate out of t model ton truck.

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    Its Gone, The "T" Model Ford has a new owner. Put it on show at the Queenscliff wood work show last weekend, with what I thought was a reasonable price, sold early on the first day. Maybe could have put more value on it ,but how do you value something,I enjoyed making it and have heaps of photos of it. The proceeds will pay for a in mirror reversing camera for the Pajero. NF
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    Good on you NF.It was a nice model,and we hope the new owner loves it as much as we do .Oh -- and looks after it for many generations
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    Congratulations NF. You can't put a value on something like that but as long as you are happy then that's all that matters.
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    Sensational work NF. A real work of art. What is most appealing to me, aside from the fabulous workmanship of course, is the combination of timbers and colours.

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    What a stunning piece...
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