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or an aggressive smack on the tire with a sledge hammer

FalcoColumbarius wrote:
Mmmm, kind of reminds me of..... The Last Word Cafe.

Kinda reminds me of a Yahoo chat room without the swearing

it has been since the 50's. We can no longer sustain a family on a single income, and are therefore forced to farm our kids out to daycare centres. It's not entirely a matter of "keeping up with the Joneses", but rather a case of wages not keeping up with inflation. At the risk of being l...

sigurross wrote:Too all the fly fisherman on the forum. Probably the last week to take advantage of the chum fishing on the Sooke river. Check it out while you can.

I probably caught over 20 today (i lost count) and hooked even more! Great day of fishing.

Anybody else been there?

- Jason

any pics?

TardisDeli wrote:some after market thingy.

Jay, get Christine to respond on these technical issues please

Luna-Sea wrote:woot woot!
This is great news for me and my garage full
of Deli bits.
Thank you guys.

Right On!

Sounds like you need a bigger garage for more Deli-bits

I guess the camo gear is helpful when sneaking up on those big ones

Most cheap tap sets come with a thread gauge. I bought one about 30 years ago for 20 bucks, and it still does me well. I'm sure Cambodian Tire has those sets. I think I got mine at Lumberland (shows how old the set is) You can also just use the tap to aquire the thread pitch, then start routing thro...

Nice job as usual Glenn!!
How did you get white inserts for your window controls (yu dint vac-mold wood for those did you?)

Maybe you should hire a consulting company to help you name your consulting company.


I personally wouldnt trust my future to a group of people on a forum to which 95% probably think an oil patch is that stain out in the driveway under their Delica.

Then again , I could be wrong.

chances are its the switch on the drivers door. Pop off the rubber boot 1 screw will get the switch free, clean it up, stuff it back. Mine did the same thing

Has anyone tried modifying the rear speaker mounts to fit larger speakers in the back? Say 6x9's or something? I'd be interested to heat how it was done if so! I installed 6 inch in the original bracket. You will have to cut out the centre to fit the bigger speaker. Best to cut it with a short meta...

The Raj Hotel Shuttle Bus ?

Well then, you're all set. Dont forget to take a back up in case the Mag goes south. Nothing worse than being out in the middle of nowhere and you jam a round. I was in the Kettle all last week. Heard Elk, saw Moose, but it is still too warm. Hopefully we will get a cooling trend and the upper areas...

You may have better luck with a 30-06

If your working the logging roads up there you'll have no problems. Just take your normal get out of a jam gear!

Good luck