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Vic Club bush removal tool

Postby fattima » Mon Feb 11, 2008 2:22 pm

Anyone know who has the Vic club bush removal tool at the moment? Want to start replacing my bushes soon. Please PM me if you have it.

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Re: Vic Club bush removal tool

Postby fastfreddygassit » Mon Feb 11, 2008 6:08 pm

fattima wrote:Anyone know who has the Vic club bush removal tool at the moment? Want to start replacing my bushes soon. Please PM me if you have it.

Thanks
Bruce

try rodders or juffa.
Silly me always thought a brazillian was the perfect way to remove bush, but hey, what do I know :mrgreen: :mrgreen:

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Postby fattima » Mon Feb 11, 2008 7:28 pm

Freddy the thought of you with a brazillian is just a tad disturbing :shock:

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Postby Fatty » Mon Feb 11, 2008 7:50 pm

agreed! :mrgreen:

just had a thought, i think victor , with the black NA, was also in possesion of the toolkit recently. his forum name is slugoid.

or you could give Al a call, he might know where it is?

Slugoid

Postby Slugoid » Fri Feb 15, 2008 4:03 pm

I have returned the bush remover to Murray (club president) since I last used it end of last year, so maybe it's best to contact him.

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Re: Vic Club bush removal tool

Postby Okibi » Fri Feb 15, 2008 4:17 pm

fastfreddygassit wrote:Silly me always thought a brazillian was the perfect way to remove bush, but hey, what do I know :mrgreen: :mrgreen:


Yeah, I bet brazilian "racing stripe" is crooked too :P
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Re: Vic Club bush removal tool

Postby fastfreddygassit » Fri Feb 15, 2008 10:05 pm

Okibi wrote:
fastfreddygassit wrote:Silly me always thought a brazillian was the perfect way to remove bush, but hey, what do I know :mrgreen: :mrgreen:


Yeah, I bet brazilian "racing stripe" is crooked too :P


Dave...maaaaate...wtf possessed you to even THINK of that?? :shock: :shock:

You'll keep btw....soon you will be in Victoria and we WILL find you!! :mrgreen: :mrgreen:

ps. NONE of my stripes is crooked. Either on the car, bike or elsewhere! 8)

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Re: Vic Club bush removal tool

Postby Hot Rodders » Mon Feb 18, 2008 10:21 am

fastfreddygassit wrote:
Okibi wrote:
fastfreddygassit wrote:Silly me always thought a brazillian was the perfect way to remove bush, but hey, what do I know :mrgreen: :mrgreen:


Yeah, I bet brazilian "racing stripe" is crooked too :P


Dave...maaaaate...wtf possessed you to even THINK of that?? :shock: :shock:

You'll keep btw....soon you will be in Victoria and we WILL find you!! :mrgreen: :mrgreen:

ps. NONE of my stripes is crooked. Either on the car, bike or elsewhere! 8)


I can vouch that the stripes are straight. So it must be the car that is bent. (or the driver)
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