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I'm sorry ;
Your freaky sex group is on another forum , not here .
-Nate
"kc8sil" wrote:
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> I used to like reading all your posts, now I expect a detailed review of your proctoligist visit. Going to daily (reguritation) digest.
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I assume they have a clean underwear shop and changing booths right next to that ? .
FWIW , my car (even the Metropolitan Nash) are all markedly faster than that thing .
-Nate
Tom wrote :
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> WOW! It appears that Russian engineers have built an amusement park ride
> that closely emulates what it's like to be in Nate's car on one of the
> group rides through back roads and canyons here in California.
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> I wonder if Nate is getting royalties!
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> Check it out here:
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> http://_www.wimp.com/russiaride/_ (http://www.wimp.com/russiaride/)
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Thanx Bobby ;
GM uses them too but not a whole lot of fractional fasteners to be found on Mercedes products so I didn't mention them as some here will begin whining and crying like little girls....
-Nate
Bobby wrote:
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> Nate,
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> Since 1960(?) Fords have had washers built into the nuts and bolt heads
> (They are not loose but are part of the nut or bolt head.).
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> I think the first one's were fractional sizes like 3/8". I think the later
> ones are metric.
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> Those bolts and nuts may be useful also.
>
> Bobby
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I used to like reading all your posts, now I expect a detailed review of your proctoligist visit. Going to daily (reguritation) digest.
