mike os
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langy
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Steve
Well that answers that question.
How ya doing Dave ?, I'm not fond of the new look forum i'm afraid and other issues made me stay away.
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sorry to hear that , know the feeling sometimes online world is a pain you should try having a blog it's a bit more do as you please sort of thing , anyhoo all the best
brewdexta
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I'm getting withdrawal symptoms from this thread!
In terms of forum interface changes, it could be far far worse, I was fairly regular visitor/contributor to a UK brewing forum and it sold out to a US company that has banned free speech (any criticism and your banned), they read your PMs to check your not conspiring against them, and the site has changed into one of these horrible advert soaked monstrosities where if you hover over a key word then an advert pops up. Everybody of any brewing experience left for greener fields and only rookies remain. Evidently the same company bought an ozzie brewing forum and its happening there too. So this site is a dream compared to that
, long live this forum. 
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any forum can read your pm i dont say anything in pm that i wouldnt say publically. if its private e mail the person instead 
brewdexta
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True, however the merest hint of criticism in a PM results in a ban, so they are taking this to the limit. And if you send your email address to somebody so you can talk privately then that earns a ban too. Fewer active members = lower advertising income however they have yet to understand that happy members = active members.
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brewdexta as it happens you will be having a PM shortly as i need a bit of advice
Cris B
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Steve,
Gutted to hear that you're not going to update the thread any longer. It was one of the highlights of the site and has been inspirational. I have learned a lot about car building from reading your posts and studying your great pictures. You'll be missed and it'll be sad not to see the car through to completion.
Gutted to hear that you're not going to update the thread any longer. It was one of the highlights of the site and has been inspirational. I have learned a lot about car building from reading your posts and studying your great pictures. You'll be missed and it'll be sad not to see the car through to completion.
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Chris I do look in occasionally but I don't feel the need to post these days, to many people that think they know and to many people wanting to do things for peanuts, sorry but just how it seems to me.
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35 000 views shows peoples interest in the post irispective of some peoples views or comments . finish what u have started
if it was just a welding forum no one would be interested .just the same as i dont go on electrical forums as thats all it is
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35 000 views shows peoples interest in the post irispective of some peoples views or comments . finish what u have started
this is one of my favourite threads, along with rallyreturns group 4 escort.
also, I avoid the leccie forums too, it all gets a bit boring when all you do is talk about cable
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One of them I'm on seems to spend most of the time savaging DIYers for having the audacity to post on an electricians forum
the snooper
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I think there are more diy'ers capable of electrical work then people think. after all we only ever hear about the bad cases, where as the people that do it properly are never heard ofOne of them I'm on seems to spend most of the time savaging DIYers for having the audacity to post on an electricians forum
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awesome...love the look of the willys coupe...seen a lot of these at drag meets...pro street and gasser style....great stuff.and doing it on the drive is a challange in its self as i have the same thing going on........
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Looks fantastic 
thanks for finishing the thread.
thanks for finishing the thread.God mode restorations
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awesome finish....blowen too....looks the nuts..fantastic build...are they edelbrock carbs your running there....
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It does indeed look fantastic, I think most of here have learned a lot from you and not just in this project build, it is a real shame that certain people got on your nerves. Wishing you all the best with your next project Steve.Looks fantastic
PS. We need to see a video of it doing a run on youtube.
