Thread: 2/3 scale Indian Straight Four.

Originally Posted by Repliconics

....Perhaps though you maybe displaying a somewhat overzealous interest in cake tins. ......

Or perhaps I am watching Last Cake Standing(on the food network) and thinking from two perspectives?

Originally Posted by Christos

Or perhaps I am watching Last Cake Standing(on the food network) and thinking from two perspectives?

Last Cake Standing never heard of it.
Sounds like it would be a flop!.

Cheers
Trev.

and it is, very crumby indeed, definitely a half baked show

Originally Posted by rwbuild

and it is, very crumby indeed, definitely a half baked show

Brilliant mate!

You didn't sugarcoat that at all.
But still there are those who find punning not to their taste.
Or maybe they just can't stand the heat and need to get out of the Kitchen!.

Either way "Pun On".

Cheers
Trev.

Just got back from setting the Indian up at the Art From Trash Exhibition in Hobart.
It was a heck of a long day but the jobs done now.
The exhibition opens on Friday and runs through to the start of next month.

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Then if the bikes still in one piece there's a car and bike rally in St. Mary's I've been asked to take it to.
But in the meantime I've got a couple of weeks clear to spend on the Brough!.

Cheers
Trev.

Looks great

No pic of me sitting on it

Dave TTC
Turning Wood Into Art

or me beside it

Seriously, Trev, its brilliant x100

Brilliant Trev, hopefully there will be no mishaps with the way it is displayed now.

It almost looks full scale there
Nice display

Nice setup Trev.

Well done to you and Tayne

Regards

Charlie

Auction this Saturday and you can register for phone bids
http://burnsandco.com.au/clearing-sa...al-museum-sale

Originally Posted by rwbuild

Auction this Saturday and you can register for phone bids
Cowra - Cowra Rail, War and Rural Museum Sale - Saturday 21st & Sunday 22nd May 2016 - Burns & Co, MilduraBurns & Co, Mildura

That sign would look great Trev with your bike, THEN adding the "how it was made" would surely blow folk away....Peter

PS - There is a special form on the website for "absentee budding/purchasing"

Originally Posted by rwbuild

Auction this Saturday and you can register for phone bids
http://burnsandco.com.au/clearing-sa...al-museum-sale

Ive already been to the auction site and every middle-aged, male, flannelette-wearing, techno-, steam- and transport- nerd in Eastern Australia is already here! Some are sleeping in the carpark to get a head start on the morning! I have slapped several of them on the wrist that went near to Trevor's Indian poster but I doubt I can hold all of them, nor their money, away from it tomorrow?
Ray, I think you were wise to leave town!

fletty

I had the Indian out and about at the St. Marys car and bike show yesterday.
It was a great day out all round even though I didn't get much time away from the bike to enjoy all that was on offer.

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The Indian ended up displayed right behind a McLaren.
A pretty damn cool car!.

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Although I was surprised by how little noise it made when first started.
That's not to say it didn't half bark when they hit the loud peddle.

Of cause I nearly got myself into trouble when one of the guy's from McLaren pointed out that this particular model was a one of a kind in the Southern Hemisphere.
I couldn't resist saying that's all good but my Indian's a one of a kind in the world!.

Here's a few more of the goodies that where on display.

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At the end of the day I was a little surprised to win the award for Peoples Choice bikes pre 1980.

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After picking up the trophy I heard a few people saying "But it's not even real".
Trust me I was thinking the same thing.
But the trophies still in my shed!.

It was a great fun day out.

Cheers
Trev.