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Bernd:
Darn late to the party again.

A big HI Jerry and welcome to the collective :borg: ( You have been assimilated ) :D

Pretty good range of interests. Aught to make for some interesting projects.

And we do require lot's of pictures of any of your projects. See we have a hard time reading. :lol: But pictures are easier for us. As we say :worthless: but put the pics in the proper topic. :headbang:

Bernd

sbwhart:

--- Quote from: jemglen on March 04, 2009, 05:19:14 PM ---
at the other end of the scale, a 25cc BSA Winged Wheel (currently in pieces but one day...),

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Hi Jerry welcome aboard sounds like you've got a dose of :proj: you'll have fun here.

Now winged wheels I can remember them beasts from the early 50's a chap who lived near use had one I can remember being intrigued by them, that sort of idea is making a bit of a come back in the form of these electric bikes you see around, looking forward to some photos.

Cheers

Stew

jemglen:
Thanks for the welcome chaps :D

Bogstandard: That's the problem, too many pies, not enough fingers!

Divided He ad: Yes, the cheeriness on this site is what is so appealing... Interesting you worked on Land Rovers, can I ask where that was? This is the first diesel I've had, following many 2.25 petrol examples. Took me ages to get used to the lack of petrol/oil smell -- it just doesn't feel like a Land Rover without it. Thirty-something to the gallon is a BIG consolation though :)

I'll post some pics of the various 'projects' once I've settled in a bit.

Thanks again.

Jerry

Stilldrillin:
Hi Jerry, a big welcome to you. :wave:

My pal sold his old Landy 2yrs or so ago.......

"Herby" sent him a card each christmas! ::)

Last week "Herby" came back home again! :bugeye:

A funny lot, you Landy owners...... ::)

You`ll fit right in...... :thumbup:

Enjoy......

David.

jemglen:
Thanks for the welcome David :thumbup:

Agree about LR owners beng a funny lot... slow, drafty, poor fuel economy, deafening noise in the cab, steering more like a boat, yet still we love 'em :D

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