The custom fabrication thread! (Post pics of stuff you have made)
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That's the weird thing about being "too pretty."
When it's a woman, you can assume that they are going to be high maintenance and probably have some self-esteem issues.
When it's a car, you can assume that you're looking at an ocean of body-filler.
When it's a woman, you can assume that they are going to be high maintenance and probably have some self-esteem issues.
When it's a car, you can assume that you're looking at an ocean of body-filler.
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Buildin' more stuff.
Some of it is being done the hard way:
And some the easy way:
I have to admit, the hard way and the easy way are both fun in different ways, distinguished mostly by how many of a certain part needs to be made.
More than 2-3, and I usually go the easy way.
Some of it is being done the hard way:
And some the easy way:
I have to admit, the hard way and the easy way are both fun in different ways, distinguished mostly by how many of a certain part needs to be made.
More than 2-3, and I usually go the easy way.
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It's a better-made version of this piece here:
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Emachineshop.com rocks it as usual. New column-locking plates for about $300 (total) per pedestal, vs $7,000 each for factory rebuilds. These 35 year old peds still have spunk left in them.
Boom- Cam 31 and 32 are online.
Boom- Cam 31 and 32 are online.