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Old 11-06-2015, 10:56 PM
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Looks too good to use!!

I think I'd have to hang that on the wall and admire it for a while! :biggrin2

Looking good as always!!

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Old 11-07-2015, 12:23 AM
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Looks too good to use!!

I think I'd have to hang that on the wall and admire it for a while! :biggrin2

Looking good as always!!

Yeah Jay, thought about making a grill up out of spare parts and hanging it in the living room, thought that would be cool Told Nancy about that idea, she said, "what picture you taking down and replacing with the grill?"
I think I'll keep her awhile
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Old 11-07-2015, 07:10 PM
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Todd,
Grill assembly for the O looks very good!
I had some light spots on my Allis projects too!
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Yeah Jay, thought about making a grill up out of spare parts and hanging it in the living room, thought that would be cool Told Nancy about that idea, she said, "what picture you taking down and replacing with the grill?"
I think I'll keep her awhile
Smart move on your part my friend.
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Smart move on your part my friend.
Yeah, I know...^^^
Not like I would build a grill for the living room anyway, just thought I would test the water
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Yeah, I know...^^^
Not like I would build a grill for the living room anyway, just thought I would test the water
Dang!! I thought it was a great idea!!

But im sure my better half would shoot it down so I'm not even gonna test the waters!

Guess i'll build one for the garage!
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Dang!! I thought it was a great idea!!

Guess i'll build one for the garage!
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Took the tires and wheels to my buddy's shop today for mounting. The boys got his stuff together, not a mark on the paint.
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OOOOOOOHHHHHHH...... SHINY!
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Took the tires and wheels to my buddy's shop today for mounting. The boys got his stuff together, not a mark on the paint.
That's hard to do!! You need to hug his neck for not scratching those rims!!

looking great as always!!
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