SoCal Jet Boats
Classifieds => Miscellaneous / Spam => Topic started by: crewchief22 on May 07, 2011, 12:06:06 AM
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I'm starting to sell off some of the unnecessary, unused, sometimes weird stuff that I've accumulated over the years.
So, here are some of the current items I have going
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Puch dirt bike owners manual
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Yamaha YL-1, YL1E Service Manual
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Snap-on whitworth wrenches
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AC/Delco shop lamp
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I know what a Yamaha YL is and what a Puch is . . . but WTH is a "whitworth" wrench? :o
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I know what a Yamaha YL is and what a Puch is . . . but WTH is a "whitworth" wrench? :o
That what's the British came up with since they couldn't understand fractions and couldn't count high enough without taking their shoes off to use the metric system. The whitworth system was about as successful as their oil pan gaskets.
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That what's the British came up with since they couldn't understand fractions and couldn't count high enough without taking their shoes off to use the metric system. The whitworth system was about as successful as their oil pan gaskets.
Funny, I was wondering what the hell those were too ;D
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If you ever had the chance to work on an old British bike or car you would have noticed that American Standard and Metric wrenches just never quite fit right :banghead:
The whitworth system was about as successful as their oil pan gaskets.
:thumbup:
Goes along with the crappy Lucas ignition/charging systems.
You know why the British drink warm beer? Because Lucas also makes refrigerators ;)
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If you ever had the chance to work on an old British bike or car you would have noticed that American Standard and Metric wrenches just never quite fit right :banghead:
:thumbup:
Goes along with the crappy Lucas ignition/charging systems.
You know why the British drink warm beer? Because Lucas also makes refrigerators ;)
Fricking funny :thumbup: :thumbup: :beer: