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Old 10-08-2009, 12:45 AM
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Since a few people seem interested, I'll post a couple pics of this....there's more on my website under "projects". These two pictures are of the parking brake mechanism.
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Thanks for posting the pictures, looks great.
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Looks awesome, Matt! Thanks for sharing.
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Great job Matt, I had been to your site before and really like it. I hope to do this mod to one of my 149's.



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So when are you putting your new design into production for us??? I think you will have orders for them!
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Not sure...first, I've got to stop changing it. I have some improvements I want to incorporate.
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Not sure...first, I've got to stop changing it. I have some improvements I want to incorporate.
Well get it done! :O) You must have lots of time on your hands while not in class....you should have this all figured out by now! Letting them women get in the way again aren't you!??
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