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  1. 3rd October 2005, 08:55 PM #1
    Pete Vivian
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    I thought I'd post this pic. of the oak I got in exchange for an electric motor that was surplus to requirements, nothing over about 4 foot lengths but should keep me occupied for a while! I had to buy a Triton wood rack just to fit it all in, made in Australia, very impressed.

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  3. 3rd October 2005, 09:17 PM #2
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    You lucky bar steward Pete. A good swap

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    Nice stack and the rack looks kool too
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    Pete - you lucky s*d! all that lovely chewy stuff for an old 1hp amp-eater?

    Good on yer!

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    is your 'nom de plume' derived from the works Austin (A60 ?) competition car from the fifties?

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    Quote Originally Posted by Pete Vivian
    Steve (Auld Bassoon)

    is your 'nom de plume' derived from the works Austin (A60 ?) competition car from the fifties?

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    Glad Im not the only one thinking that, but maybe it is the old car nut in me.
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