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Thank you everyone for all the suggestions, and a very warm thank you to Tommi for your generous offer. I apologize if my post gives a bump but this is easier than messaging everyone separately. I have a lead on a set in Italy and will pursue that first as it's more convenient.
The attached living room pic is for Noel. Missing are 2 and a half sets of mag Marvics in storage and the carbon BST's on my Tambo.
The attached living room pic is for Noel. Missing are 2 and a half sets of mag Marvics in storage and the carbon BST's on my Tambo.
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[QUOTE=MV Arthur;2594329]
The attached living room pic is for Noel......QUOTE]
You're a hoarder, I'm not impressed
There are a few things I collect......2 of them are tools
I give them to my friends that will appreciate and use them for what they are......
The best tools ever made, of their type
My favorite Oxy-Acet torch, the ONLY one with interchangeable mixers for different gases,
And no O-rings to wear out
the 2 long tips were given to me by my mentor Tom Shelton.....in 64 years I've never seen another one
Tom and a friend on the rollout of his plane X14429......yes, Amelia Earhart
The attached living room pic is for Noel......QUOTE]
You're a hoarder, I'm not impressed
There are a few things I collect......2 of them are tools
I give them to my friends that will appreciate and use them for what they are......
The best tools ever made, of their type
My favorite Oxy-Acet torch, the ONLY one with interchangeable mixers for different gases,
And no O-rings to wear out
the 2 long tips were given to me by my mentor Tom Shelton.....in 64 years I've never seen another one
Tom and a friend on the rollout of his plane X14429......yes, Amelia Earhart
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Drop 1900 euros. (just rims and with new front bearings).
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New, these wheels were $7,000......
I've been using Mg Campagnolo wheels on the street since the '60s with no problems
And I don't like the failure mode of carbon fiber either
A friend that's a track day instructor in New York, had the guy changing tires, break the rear BST
No, thank you!
I've been using Mg Campagnolo wheels on the street since the '60s with no problems
And I don't like the failure mode of carbon fiber either
A friend that's a track day instructor in New York, had the guy changing tires, break the rear BST
No, thank you!
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New, these wheels were $7,000......
I've been using Mg Campagnolo wheels on the street since the '60s with no problems
And I don't like the failure mode of carbon fiber either
A friend that's a track day instructor in New York, had the guy changing tires, break the rear BST
No, thank you!
I've been using Mg Campagnolo wheels on the street since the '60s with no problems
And I don't like the failure mode of carbon fiber either
A friend that's a track day instructor in New York, had the guy changing tires, break the rear BST
No, thank you!
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Draginknee;
Did you notice I listed the new cost?
His price is almost $5,000 less......I thought that might be a little incentive to buy them
Did you notice I listed the new cost?
His price is almost $5,000 less......I thought that might be a little incentive to buy them
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