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Old 10-21-2009, 09:28 PM
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Diz Jr.,
I got my tri ribs and tubes today from K Morrow. They are 4.00's and they look better in person than any image. If my new tire tools come tomorrow I'll get them mounted on the rims I painted way back when it was nice out. They are going on my #1 100. Thanks for the thumbs up.
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Old 10-21-2009, 10:03 PM
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RPalmer,
I know what you mean. I got mine a couple of weeks ago. And i agree they look really good.
Just FYI. When i mount tires i ususally soap them up to help them slide on. I gave up the first nite. Every time you would let go they would slip back off the rim. Finely i gave up. Next day i went and tried but left them dry. Had both of them on in less than 5 minutes. Once they were on the rim i soaped the beads so they would seat when i aired them up. But i got to tell you that first nite i was wishin i had never seen them :biggrin2.gif:
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Your 129 looks like it's ready to work, RPalmer! Great pic.
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Old 10-25-2009, 02:09 PM
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Nice work Wild Bill.

I'll bet it does sound good :biggrin2.gif:
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Looks geat, Bill! I'd love to hear it run.
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Wild Bill,

Looks good. Very high cool factor!
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Got some lawn sweeping done today. The leaves are coming down, a lot more, since the weather turned cooler.



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Lookin good ACecil

That sweeper really does a nice job huh? Even with those big leaves. What kind of leaf is that?
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ACecil,

The 100 is looking good. It's about time you put on some pants while your in that seat.:biggrin2.gif: Are Mah's flowers holding up?
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Thanks guys!

Diz: Those are Sycamore leaves.

RPalmer: Mah's flowers are doing great!
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