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    A very unique way of making classy looking seats, LOVE the WORKMANSHIP, top quality.
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    Quote Originally Posted by Fuzzie View Post
    That's not a Thing. That's a Gurgel!

    That is exactly what I thought when I saw the pics!! Saw quire a few during my several trips in Brazil.

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    Very ingenious use of Dowels.

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    Quote Originally Posted by artme View Post
    That is exactly what I thought when I saw the pics!! Saw quire a few during my several trips in Brazil.
    Sorry Guy's I know and understand DEEP SOUTH English [Living in Alabama for 50 years], you-all know what I mean,
    but some time the DEEP DOWN UNDER ENGLISH gives me some trouble as I have only spent a week in your neck of the woods. LOL

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    Quote Originally Posted by htl View Post
    I had been using Gorilla super glue in it's nice big bottle for a long time but here lately their glue is so thick it's been unusable for me,[may be old stock that's drying out] so found a bunch of these little tubs to get the job done.
    htl (et all), just in case you weren't aware... sorry if you are... superglue does have a shelf life... ball park figure 12 months.. but you can be unlucky if it's been sitting on the vendor shelf for 2 years then it may be just a BIG tad shorter... Hinge your bets and always keep it next to your stubbies (beer cans is Australian) in the fridge. I bulk bought and after a few years I now have "water"-in-tubes...
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    I saved some in the "lunchwrap" to remind me of my stupidity...
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    the rest was garden fodder...

    OUCH... the "jewish-piano" (money till) was playing a tune I didn't relate with.

    Though surprised at your thickness issue (still talking CA?) though the holding power may be questionable...

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    Doesn’t much matter about how you say it, sanding, and sanding, and sanding is hard work….


    BUT WOW – Well worth the effort, nicely done Bruce….

    Cheers, Peter

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    Looks fantastic

    Top stuff

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    Quote Originally Posted by crowie View Post
    Doesn’t much matter about how you say it, sanding, and sanding, and sanding is hard work….
    Cheers, Peter
    Bah-Humbug crowie... sanding is easy... all you have to do is sit back and enjoy watching some other bunny do it!

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    The tires I showed in the last post were to big so sanded down a set and retreaded then.
    Now all I need are all the dodads to get it street legal.
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    What an excellent build thus far Bruce and sir, you are becoming the master of wheel & tyre making for models!! Well done, cheers, Peter

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    Top work Bruce

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    Quote Originally Posted by htl View Post
    The tires I showed in the last post were to big so sanded down a set and retreaded then.
    htl, Those wheels still look great... However, wouldn't it have been easier to upsize the car? Just a thought!

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    Your right there Alex if I would have left the plans at 300% they would have fit just right but getting the car past the better half might have been a problem.

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