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Thats all i can say with out getting the boot,..but i,m willing to grab a lane with any car..3,100lb mufflers on a true 10.5 tire(if ya got to throw a dart with a ford motor in it)....so be it...as long as its a 1/4 mile race!
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things are looking up ,yesterday they were cheap
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things are looking up ,yesterday they were cheap
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And senile!!
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Thats all i can say with out getting the boot,..but i,m willing to grab a lane with any car..3,100lb mufflers on a true 10.5 tire(if ya got to throw a dart with a ford motor in it)....so be it...as long as its a 1/4 mile race!
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Thats all i can say with out getting the boot,..but i,m willing to grab a lane with any car..3,100lb mufflers on a true 10.5 tire(if ya got to throw a dart with a ford motor in it)....so be it...as long as its a 1/4 mile race!
i tought i would see 1967DartGT and awbdart on here with there small block grabing a lane.
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Thats all i can say with out getting the boot,..but i,m willing to grab a lane with any car..3,100lb mufflers on a true 10.5 tire(if ya got to throw a dart with a ford motor in it)....so be it...as long as its a 1/4 mile race!
i tought i would see 1967DartGT and awbdart on here with there small block grabing a lane.
Please don't get them started again. They take things you say way to serious.
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I'd "GRAB A LANE" but my junk is 225# overweight and tires are an inch too wide
you BIG tire guys are funny 
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A reciprocating saw is a type of saw in which the cutting action is achieved through a push and pull reciprocating motion of the blade.
The term reciprocating saw is commonly assigned to a type of saw used in construction and demolition work. This type of saw, also known as a recipro saw, Sabre Saw, or Sawzall (a trademark of the Milwaukee Electric Tool Company) has a large blade resembling that of a Jigsaw and a handle oriented to allow the saw to be used comfortably on vertical surfaces. The typical style of this saw has a foot at the base of the blade, also similar to a jigsaw. The user rests this foot against the surface being cut so that the tendency of the blade to push away from or pull towards the cut as the blade travels through its cycle can be countered.
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A reciprocating saw is a type of saw in which the cutting action is achieved through a push and pull reciprocating motion of the blade.
The term reciprocating saw is commonly assigned to a type of saw used in construction and demolition work. This type of saw, also known as a recipro saw, Sabre Saw, or Sawzall (a trademark of the Milwaukee Electric Tool Company) has a large blade resembling that of a Jigsaw and a handle oriented to allow the saw to be used comfortably on vertical surfaces. The typical style of this saw has a foot at the base of the blade, also similar to a jigsaw. The user rests this foot against the surface being cut so that the tendency of the blade to push away from or pull towards the cut as the blade travels through its cycle can be countered.
so thats how you got that other "inch" under there 
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Did a post get deleted or are you really BOB VILLA giving us a lesson on Sawzall"s?
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Did a post get deleted or are you really BOB VILLA giving us a lesson on Sawzall"s?
I got a little out of control cutting the floor out for wheel tubs and that Maxie Pad guy has been giving me a hard time.
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Did a post get deleted or are you really BOB VILLA giving us a lesson on Sawzall"s?
I got a little out of control cutting the floor out for wheel tubs and that Maxie Pad guy has been giving me a hard time.
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Thats all i can say with out getting the boot,..but i,m willing to grab a lane with any car..3,100lb mufflers on a true 10.5 tire(if ya got to throw a dart with a ford motor in it)....so be it...as long as its a 1/4 mile race!
i tought i would see 1967DartGT and awbdart on here with there small block grabing a lane.
