My latest challange.

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’57 variations’ very good John, the tin patched the sides but the bottom had blown out. The new muffler as they call it over their was only £22. 26 the rest was carriage and import duty. It’s just under 3 kilos so reasonable quality. They do a global service on that site, so you pay any duty at the time of purchase. The main advantage with this exhaust being less diameter it will only need a standard Heinz soup can to repair it.

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hey, a souper description of the can Owen .at a bargain price even with the taxes and import duties the internet goes along way for us to afford to restore our machines

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Getting there now, pleased to finish the spraying. Seeing I don’t have the proper facilities the colder weathers against it. The wheels are not to bad, they will get sorted next year.

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Frankie’s ready for a work out, bit more playing around needed but broke the back of it now. Might have a word with that decal man Titch next year to see what he can do for a younger horse. Pleased I didn’t break it now, I have a a spare deck but will have to look out for the lifting gear to give it a go on the grass next year.

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Frankie sounds fine good job you saved it owen,will serve you well. I need my engine fine tuning but it can wait until next summer now.

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Thanks John. I got a few bit to finish off that will wait until summer as well.

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its looking good owen 😀

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Thanks Nigel, not quite up to show horse standard but smart enough for a work horse.

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what part of the counry are you at owen?

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I’m in Devon near a small market town of Hatherleigh, Okehampton is about 7 miles away. What part are you Nigel.

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ime in kent owen, ive got a stepson near you in exeter

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