When I read the subject line I thought to myself. Hmmm I did not know that
pigs could fly.
Nice job on landing the pig.
Sounds like you have a bit of engineering back ground to one degree or
another. Glad no one got hurt.
Robert
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Pardon my ignorance but If one hires an inspecter just to satisfy their
curiosity, and the inspecter finds things that are out of code even if they
are not a safety hazard but simply a change in code, would you not run the
risk of then having the code enforced at your own expense, even if you are
When you say Clothes line
I think what you are really talking about is what is called a solar/wind
clothes dryer
They really work good out here in the country. They do take up a bit of
space but the clothes really smell the fresh air when they are done.
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One more thought on this topic. Most of the time there is a valve in the
basement that is designated just for the out door fossett. If this is the
case and they are usually up by the sealing you could turn off the valve
until you need it. Up here in Minnesota you need that valve so you can shut
My friend has a 1991 Plymouth acclaim with a 2.5 and when she starts it up
from cold it will some times rev up on its own and she has to kick it down.
With out hooking it up to a OBD or some thing is there any thing I could try
to do or look for to try to solve this?
I was thinking there may be a
Why reinvent the wheel or in this case the sink. Just add a sinck to the out
side wall and if you are in a colde climate then you would have to make it
removable for the winter or build an insulated box around it that would be
kept warm by the house heat in the winter.
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J. Moore
Sent: Monday, May 14, 2007 3:15 PM
To: Blind Handyman
Subject: [BlindHandyMan] revving engine.
My friend has a 1991 Plymouth acclaim with a 2.5 and when
she starts it up from cold it will some times rev up on its
own and she has to kick it down. With out hooking it up to a
OBD
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Larry Unfortunately as this is not my car and people do not describe
symptoms all that clearly and I don't have enough experience to really
To: blindhandyman@yahoogroups.com
Subject: Re: [BlindHandyMan] washing machine help
Mine will agitate with the door open, it will not spin dry if the door is
open. I can hold the top of the agitator real easy in the agitator mode.
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clean up and preparedness
Boy, I think I put my foot in my mouth! Do you want me to bring my Rota
tiller?
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Subject: RE: [BlindHandyMan] spring clean up
Depending on the type of handle you should be able to take the screw out of
the middle of the handle and pull it off. It does not have to be held on
with a screw to use it .
Just hide the handle and when you need to use the water your self just take
the handle out with you and slide it on the
Brice
I can't remember if you said you hav a maytag or a Kenmore. I have a maytag
and I looked at the ajetater and I discovered that there is a small bolt on
the side about 2/3 down on the side. If yours has this, there may be a
chance that the bolt is sheered or missing. I doubt that it is
Ed
Do you have an air compressor. If so do you have an air nossel that you can
use to blow out any small dust and debree that might be built up in the
Baring?
Might be worth a try.
Any excuse to use a tool such as an air compressor is a good excuse.
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Dan Let me try and describe in great detail how I would consider moving this
monster.
Rent a standard appliance dolly. With the radiator standing where it is.
Strap the dolly on the back of the radiator with the wheels on the left side
and the handle on the right. Or vise versa what ever the dcase
be significantly heavier than a fridge?
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Sent: Monday, May 07, 2007 11:56 PM
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Subject: Moving the 400 pound cast iron pig RE: [BlindHandyMan]
Dan Let me
To add to what Larry said about not over filling the engine with oil. I lent
a lawn mower to a friend and I told him to make sure to add some oil because
I knew that it was low. I should have changed the oil and put in fresh oil
before I lent it out any way, So I will take the responsibility for
Ralph I as a blind person have not put down shingles, so I don't know what
technique if any would work. However if you go with shingles, don't feel
like you won't be able to make use of your own labor. What I used to do when
I helped my brother, was to set the shingles. I would brake the bundles
Folks
I know this is not a garden list but the question I have really has more to
do with types of material to use so I figure I have come to the right place.
Hear it is.
I am getting ready to start my garden and I want to mark each of about 300
potato plants so I can dig them up in the fall.
Punctuation and capitalization.If you make your
abbreviations all caps they should read each letter instead of JAWS reading
it as a word. Of cource JAWS and jaws are pronounced the same but if you
type the letters capital u capital K with out a space it will pronounce
All is well.
It was my computer. I restarted and every thing is working fine.
Robert
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Sent: Tuesday, April 24, 2007 8:07 PM
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Subject: Re: [BlindHandyMan]
Dan
The last couple of BHM post I got from you, JAWS did not read them
correctly.
Is any one having this trouble?
If not I think I may just need to restart my computer. Robert
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Sent:
My Wife has a set of jewlers screw drivers and they get used as much as any
thing. They are good for removing screws on things like small toys that use
a screw to hold on the battery cover. Also they are great for any one that
wears glasses.
And as well as a utility knife, it may be good to have
If no one objects I would like to keep you all posted on the up dates I am
getting from Jim at
Cooter auto conserning accessable auto owners manuals.
The following is his latest response.
I am hopeful that he will turn out to be a real good resource.
***
Robert,
It is a slower process than I
Minnesota
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Sent: Thursday, April 19, 2007 11:13 PM
Subject: RE: [BlindHandyMan] I d mates.
Well as far as the topic of this product being on topic for the blind handy
man. Hear
I had a problem with my 89 s10 and my mechanic was going to use some type of
gaget that he had to clear the fault code. He said oh ya thats write with
this old of a truck I just need to unplug the battery for a couple of
minutes. I assume from that experience that the newer cars that you may have
Well as far as the topic of this product being on topic for the blind handy
man. Hear are a couple of ideas.
This could be used to mark things in the shop such as paints, varnish,
stains, and other fluids that come in containers that may look similar but
have different contants. Some times I can't
My friend has a Dodge Caravan at my place and he is going to scrap it. It is
about a 1990 or 91. I offered to take off a few parts that he could put up
in his garage for future use since he has other vans that are about the same
year and model.
Any thoughts on what I could save for him?
I am not
if there is a way to tell without pulling the
oil-pan.
Regards
Larry Stansifer
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I am fermiliar with sump pumps and basically how they work but I don't know
any thing about the out put side, do they usually just run a pipe out the
wall?
As I was reading Scott's post about this I had a thought. Why couldn't a
line be run from the sump basket up the wall and out and then hook up
Dan,
MY man
If this is base board trim you are talking about, That is an easy one. Just
go around to the oppasit side of the wall and with a sledge hammer pound the
wall in about a half inch and you should be good. GRIN
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Dan
On a more serious note.
Would it be practicle to cut your Too short board in half and then cut a ?
inch piece off of a scrap piece and after you have all three pieces together
and nailed to the wall, use some type of wood filler and apply the finnesh.
Question then would be, Are you going to
Roger Welcome to the list. What is your experteese,
Or are you like me no experteese in any one thing but like to dabble in just
about any thing that won't cost me my wife or my life.
Regards
Robert
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Rodger
You are a man after my own heart.
I prefer Chevy Pick up trucks myself but any pickup that is old enough is
worth some attention regardless the brand.
Robert
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Sent: Monday,
Hi I went to
www.Cootersautomanuals.com
to try to find out where I could find either on disc or as a down load, Auto
manuals
either service and repair or owners manuals.
I had some trouble navigating the site. It could be not JAWS friendly or it
could just have been me., not sure which. In any
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Larry
That would
On the top of the motor is stamped,
3100 S F I v6. What does S F I stand for I would think the F I stands for
Fuel Injected but I don't know what the s stands for.
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Larry
I some how have
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It may be helpful at some point to have a service and repair
manual like the chiltons or some other and I
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Sent: Tuesday, April 10, 2007 9:55 PM
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Subject: [BlindHandyMan] Owners manual for a car
My Wife and I are going
they are.
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Larry
That would be sweet to make those
My Wife and I are going to be picking up a 1996 Grand Am Is there some where
on line that I could get the manual to down load? If not that, does any one
know if it would be available to get the owners manual on a CD so that I
could read it on my computer?
I don't really care what form it takes, I
Oil Change
Oil Change instructions for Women:
1) Pull up to Jiffy Lube when the mileage reaches 3000 miles since the last
oil change.
2) Drink a cup of coffee
3) 15 minutes later, write a check and leave with a properly maintained
vehicle.
Money spent:
Oil Change: $20.00
Coffee: $1.00
are there any health concerns with ionization?
On Tue, 3 Apr 2007, Robert J. Moore wrote:
Richard
I can not recommend a particular brand but what I believe you are looking
for is a unit that ionizes the air. It puts out ions into the air similar
to
if not exactly the same as what happens during
On older s10 pickups can you get over lays for rocker panels? Or would you
have no choice but to remove what is left of the old rocker panels and
replace them? From the outside I can feel the seem but just inside the door
I can not feel where the seem is. I don't know that the truck is really
, there such kits. You will probably have to go to a machinists
supplier to find them.
Some guys will weld a nut on a stud, if there is enough room. The heat of
the welding also helps break the frozen stud.
Good luck.
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From: Robert J. Moore
To: blindhandyman
Yeah
P B blaster rocks.
If that doesn't do the trick for loosening up stubborn parts then you can
always go to
Plan B which is c 4 and a detinater.
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Sent: Tuesday, April 03, 2007 7:27 PM
Does any one make a left handed threading tap and die kit? I had a muffler
on a riding lawn mower that came off. The threads on the one stud were
stripped so I wanted to take it out and put in another stud. It was ceezed
in so bad that I could not even turn it out with a vice grip pliers. If I
I used to subscribe to the blind talk list and they talked about a wide
veriety of topics dealing with the day to day crap that we some times can
run into. If you are on that list or know some one that is. You might be
able to find your answer there.
Good luck.
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Hay Larry So very glad to hear you are going to be a guest. I was hoping
they would be able to rope you into it some day. I am going to put this one
on a CD to keep.
You mentioned fluids bumper to bumper. Hope you can put some emphasis on the
coolant system. Next to oil I believe that a low, or
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I installed the back speakers in my pick up today and it all turned out
good.
To differenciate between the 2 wires I held the clip with the cutout part
away from me and cut the left wire then I tied that wire in a loop and did
the same on the other side and when I attached the wires I put the
Victor
I have also used a knife for this task and yes it does work pretty well
until you are following a speaker wire on a home system and some how end up
with the hot cord of your wifes favorite lamp in your hands and end up
cutting that instead.
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What is Brookstone and do they have a web site?
As for tire tread depth, I dont have a salution for measuring the exact
depth. However if you feel between the treads every 6 inches or so you will
feel a raised line that goes from the inside of the tire to the out side.
Once the tread is worn
Hi Group
I post the folloing thoughts onDavid Ferrin's authority.
Many people ask for advice on a wide range of fixit issues and a lot of good
feed back is given. Some times the advice is born out of solid knowledge and
experience and some times out of a hunch of what might work.
This is all very
Of cource never attempt to open the radiator cap until the engine has cooled
down.
Getting a little antifreeze on my hands does not bother me all that much but
if it can be avoided that is all the better. What I have found works is to
open the cap and with it loose lift it up and down in the neck
Toss the damb thing out the window and get a small convection oven.
Just my opinion but it is a good one.
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Sent: Thursday, March 08, 2007 3:32 PM
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Not sure but I think you might be able to get them at any auto parts store.
The ones that I have seen are a bit flexible and they have 3 or 4 stiff
wires running through a conduit type of sleve and the stiff wires at the end
are kind of curved inward. And the part that you hold in your hand is
Are the rollers on the top and the bottom rides in a track with no rollers?
If this is the case you may have a bent track at the top. If the rollers at
the top are bad you may need to lift up on the door to pull the bottom out
of the track and when you lift up on the door the rollers should clear
Duct tape is another one of those infinatly versatile products. Most of you
may already know this but as the name implies it was developed for duct
work.
What is interesting is that it will work to hold together almost any thing
but duct work. Reason is that the warm dry air eventually drys out
Interesting. I did not know that.
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Sent: Tuesday, March 06, 2007 1:01 PM
To: BlindHandyman@yahoogroups.com
Subject: [BlindHandyMan] Duck tape.
One of the more interesting things about duct
. The, initialization of the
wire will be correct. I've done thousands of hours of listening on this
topic and that's my standard advice.
If I can help, though I don't know crap about vehicles, let me know.
On Sun, 4 Mar 2007, Robert J. Moore wrote:
Hi
I just baught a new pair of speakers for my
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Sent: Monday, March 05, 2007 1:16 PM
Subject: RE: [BlindHandyMan] wiring speakers in my pickup
Thanks for all the good feedback it is helpful but my nain question if any
one knows is spasifically
Larry
You did not provide your email.
Send recipe to
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Sent: Sunday, March 04, 2007 8:52 PM
To: blindhandyman@yahoogroups.com
Subject:
Hi
I just baught a new pair of speakers for my pick up. The wires on the pickup
have a factory connecter and the new speakers came with leads that slide
onto two seprat tabs the wider one is the positive and the narrower one is
the negative. They happen to be 4 by 10, three ways. that mount on
I don't know if using Kilz would work but it would bee a good question to
ask a paint person.
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Sent: Friday, March 02, 2007 2:44 PM
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Patric What engine is this you have?
First thing to do is to take off the serpentine belt and start the engine.
Dont run it very long. This will point you in one of 2 directions.
If it still whines then you can pretty much eliminate every thing belt
driven including the belt itself being the
couple more things to consider is some thing like an s10 blazer or a GMC
Gymmy or if you like some other brand That way you would have the lugsury
and room of a car and better milage than your big suberbin. Also you would
have a full truck frame and rear weel drive which I think is much
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have you been talking to my husband? *smile* He would be ecstatic about a
bus.
Jennifer
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From: Robert J. Moore
I have to agree with every thing Larry said. And if you go with a full size
pick up with a crew cab you would not need a trailer unless you wanted a pop
up to camp in. the other two options I see there are use a topper to store
your camping supplies and keep them dry. The other option is to get a
Michael
Do the new Dodge mini vans have a full frame or a uni body? I could be wrong
but I think for towing a full frame is much more durable and stable.
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Your angle will be right as you won't have the rest of the handle cuasing
a flaw in your grip.
On Mon, 26 Feb 2007, Robert J. Moore wrote:
Lenny
So my suspitions were write about choking up on the hammer being a bad
habit.
Now my question about that is, with some practice, will I be any less
Lenny
I do not do as much wood working or carpentry and such, as I would like to.
Hence I dont use a hammer on a regular basis. Now this is a very honest
question. Given a similar amount of experience, is a blind person more
likely to have more difficulty hitting the nail than a sighted person.
I
Most of us wont be able to see this but my wife discovered that if you cause
a static electricity charge near a flouresant bulb such as the small type
that you screw into a standard light socket it will cause the bulb to glow
for a split second.
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I don't know but I once had baught a bunch of green bannannas and all but
one of them turned wripe. I think it must have sat there for 2 months and
did not wripen or spoil. I finally pitched it.
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bending because the head of the hammer will
squarely hit the nail.
If I had a dollar for every time I heard myself or someone else getting that
lecture, I could purchase some new tools.
Lenny
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Ray Lets not get ahead of our selves now.
I have to dig down through 18 iches of snow just to find my lawn. And when I
do it is frozen solid.
LOL
But really thanks for the post I will put it in my BHM folder for when
spring gets here.
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Sent: Monday, February 26, 2007 1:05 PM
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Subject: RE: [BlindHandyMan] Protect Your
About potatos.
I have always heard about taking out broken light bulbs with potatos and I
have even done it my self and it works great.
Now I have a question about potatos in particular. I have heard that you can
power a very small light or some thing by hooking it up some how to a
potato. I
I posted a couple of weeks ago asking when the Blind Handy Man get together
was going to be held. I never really did get an answer. I would like to
start making plans for it. I really don't want to miss it this time around.
I want to have my wife Race larry's Elcameeno with my little s10.
But just
Don
glad you got your tire problem resolved.
I have a question for you. Are you down there in Texas or up in the frozen
tundra? I figure you are not driving this thing in the cold and snow. But
either way if not for you What I have to say might be useful for others on
the list. Up here in the
Hi
My table saw has a miter gage that the bar is 90 degrees on either side.
What this means is that the miter gage can be lifted straight up So when the
part that you hold the stock to is pulled back past the edge of the table it
falls down and the bar on the gage comes out of the groove. This
When I was helping a friend re moddle his house we ran into some old plaster
that we could not drive a nail into because it was just too hard and would
just bend the nail.
For these types of stubborn materials what we found was a gaget that is toob
shaped and in shourt you put the nail in one
I have an old maytag and on that dryer the rollers are actually in the back
of the drum. I could not figure out how the darned thing came apart since
the back and sides were all one molded piece. So I went and got another used
one to replace the old maytag. It is sitting out in the old shed
Check a pon shop or a place that sells used music equipment.
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Sent: Thursday, February 15, 2007 11:46 AM
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Subject: [BlindHandyMan] Speaker for sound
I was looking at some air tools the other day and I found a tool that kind
of reminds me of a dremmle. The air hose hooks to the back, and on the other
end is a type of chuck that you might find on a dremmle. It is about 6
inches long or maybe a bit longer and is straight. Is this what you would
We picked up one of these gadgets that you poke down in the soil of a house
plant and it will tell you how much moisture is in the soil so you can
determine weather it needs to be watered.
Is there a unit like this that either talks or gives some type of autable
feedback?
To listen to the show
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Lenny
I have an idea but before I explain I wish to put out a disclaimer. I need
feed back from others to see if this idea
So did warrantee
Cover it?
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Sent: Thursday, February 15, 2007 6:57 PM
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Subject: [BlindHandyMan] Re: [ BlindHandyMan] Thank you
My refrigerator is in perfect running
Hi group
Assuming he is plugging into a band type sound board would it be practical
to just get a small practice amp and that way he could control the volume
and also the base-treble to get the sound that he needs?
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Randy
In the past what I have done if ff and rw does not seem to work.
Take a pencile and with the cassette in front of you with the open end
facing upward. Put the pencile in the right side hole and gently turn it
clockwise.and then putting the pencile in the left hand side rotate the
pencile
Oh I almost forgot. The first thing to try if you have not already done so
is to hold it in one hand and tap it on your other hand at various angles.
This might sound abusive but I have loosend many a cassette this way.
You would have to beat it up pretty bad in order to ruin it.
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One more thought on this topic.
If it is a talking book cassette, put a rubber band around it and put it
back in the box and they will take care of it. Doesn't sound like that is
what you have but in either case that is what you do with a broken or jambed
talking book cassette.
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When is the blind handy man get together going to take place this year?
Is it going to be in Dallas? And how long does it last?
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mailto:blindhandyman%40yahoogroups.com ] On Behalf Of Robert
J. Moore
Sent: Friday, February 09, 2007 3:31 PM
To: blindhandyman@yahoogroups.com mailto:blindhandyman%40yahoogroups.com
Subject: RE: [BlindHandyMan] Race car project
Larry congratulations on the finishing of your project. I
like Blind
Hay Larry
You know that is a tough act to follow.
The project I am going to under take is going to look like first grade
finger painting next to your professional artwork, so to speak.
Just had to rib you a bit.
Wel we all have to start some where.
Actually your post was very inspiring.
Now that I
Otis
Here are a couple of things to consider.
If this is an older car and you are not too conserned about the finnish of
the paint I would go around the front and the sides and just give it a good
pop with the side of your fist. This should break up the ice.
If you have time you could go out with
Oh one more thing. Have some one push down on the front of the hood while
you try to pull the latch. What kind of car is this and can you describe
the latch inside the car?
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From: blindhandyman@yahoogroups.com [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Behalf Of Otis Blue
Sent: Friday,
As I said spray the latch mechanism with some lubricant and also make sure
you spray the cable where it comes out of the casing to try to get the
lubricant down inside the cable. Yu might want to do this several times over
the next few days . once you have sprayed it good,gently work the handle
Hay Larry
As I recall you were working on putting in some type of tunnal in the back
seat of a car for extra batteries and I think a nytrace tank or some thing.
Wasn't it a camaro? Or was that the Elcamino?
So how did that ever turn out?
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mailto:blindhandyman%40yahoogroups.com ] On Behalf Of Robert
J. Moore
Sent: Friday, February 09, 2007 1:24 PM
To: Blind Handyman
Subject: [BlindHandyMan] Race car project
Hay Larry
As I recall you were working on putting in some type of
tunnal in the back seat of a car for extra
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