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bassethound
Executive Member
With the look on your face I would say you made it for yourself 
nice one mate
nice one mate
That's what I thought Ted. Looks a good job Woody.
chas_41_uk
Registered
Is that hair on your head Woody :wink:
Penpal
Grand Master
A totally wild truck mate the lad must have been so proud of you. Great to look back on past acheivements thanks for sharing. The testing would require lots of time and fun for you.
Peter.
Peter.
wm460
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Very nicely done Woody, thanks for posting the pic.
Scots Bill
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Personally I hate looking at pictures of me ten years ago (or older) but not having any truck with that, I must say good job on that one. One I made for my sons had those round rubber shoe heels you could buy, a screw went into a sunken metal star shaped washer. The idea was you could loosen the screw and revolve the rubber to a bit that was not worn. When you leaned on the cab to push it a light came on in the cab. The shoe heal idea came from a truck my dad made for me. What goes around! comes around. Can you still get those heels? Only good for leather heeled shoes though.
Penpal
Grand Master
You confirmed the vreal worth the man has the truck front and centre still mate.
Peter.
Peter.