Large King **** Ring Spanner
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jabberwoki
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My what a big **** you have.
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tom coffey
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Yeah, careful what you search for on the 'net. At work during a break I decided to search for some tires for a Model T and entered the size, "30x3 1/2" and the warning popped up *********** **** SITE - ACCESS DENIED***.
Maybe I'm old and kinda behind the times but I have no idea what 30x3 1/2 has to do with ****. One # I remember but it wasn't 30x3 1/2. Maybe it's the metric equivalent? I guess I don't wanna know.
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jabberwoki
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Thats quite a collection you have there lil red riding hood!!!
Where abouts in Sydney are you? I used to live on the northern beaches area.
I'm in Five Dock. I'm going to post the lot up in the classifieds as I want my garage back.
We don't have any idea of value really and I think the freight outside of Oz would be prohibitive but we'll give it a go. A collector might only need a few bits to complete a set.
I've also contacted the Heritage Fleet, Australian National Maritime Museum and various Railway and Steamship organisations to see if they want any for an exhibit or to actually use.
The oldest date stamp I've found so far is 1949 but I'm sure the big Snails and others are much older - as in the Accles and Pollard "Ferret" box.
I went to a couple of scrap places yesterday around Milperra and Smithfield as I thought maybe tool steel might be worth a bit. Nup. 6 cents a kilo!
I'll give them away before I do that.
Cheers,
Darby.
We don't have any idea of value really and I think the freight outside of Oz would be prohibitive but we'll give it a go. A collector might only need a few bits to complete a set.
I've also contacted the Heritage Fleet, Australian National Maritime Museum and various Railway and Steamship organisations to see if they want any for an exhibit or to actually use.
The oldest date stamp I've found so far is 1949 but I'm sure the big Snails and others are much older - as in the Accles and Pollard "Ferret" box.
I went to a couple of scrap places yesterday around Milperra and Smithfield as I thought maybe tool steel might be worth a bit. Nup. 6 cents a kilo!
I'll give them away before I do that.
Cheers,
Darby.
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Pretty good
