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Old 30-09-2014, 09:22 PM   #33
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Default Re: Bearmans Engine Rebuild

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You should give the underside a clean and a blast of black paint paint Craig seeing you have access to a a hoist !
I guess I could but I really couldn't be fagged.

The time for an underside detail would have been when it was all in bits but given the timeline that circumstances imposed we just had to get it going. Even so that was never a priority.
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