Fire Resistant fabric. That wasn't what I wanted it for, but it happened to be FR rated so that's always a plus.
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Fire Resistant fabric. That wasn't what I wanted it for, but it happened to be FR rated so that's always a plus.
https://lh3.googleusercontent.com/pw...-no?authuser=0
On sale at Lowe’s for $99 with an additional free 5AH battery for a total for (3) batteries. Wish it was a 20v but still does 200ft/lb tightening and 400ft/lb breakaway. I’m a Milwaukee guy but this was too good to pass up.
https://i.postimg.cc/Wb9gmgNw/24-BBC...E1936-EBDE.jpg
Curse you, Johnny Ego!!
Being the gadget slut that I am, just had to get one of these. Had my doubts, but started depriming some 9mm brass.
Not only is it an awesome tool, it's addictive, like opening pistachio's.
Primers scattered all over the place....
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Originally Posted by JohnnyEgo
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Originally Posted by Irving
What will you use the fabric for?
Long ago when I needed a cheap commuter to augment my auto stable of '47 Willys Jeep, Lotus Elan +2, and BMW R100RS, I bought a Saab 92 for $175. The Saab had a 3 cylinder two cycle engine. I rebuilt the engine in my bedroom apartment. Funny to drive, I named it Wallowy.
Wallowy needed new seat upholstery and my sister worked for an aircraft upholstery business at Jeffco. They worked on a lot of business Lear jets including one for John Denver. They reupholstered the seats for my Saab with leftover purple material from the John Denver Lear jet. It was a beautiful upholstery job that cost me $150. In the late 1970's, that FAA approved fire resistant material cost just over $2000 per square yard. Suddenly, Wallowy was a lot more interesting but little more valuable.
Haha awesome. I've been having 2-stroke Saab videos pop up in my YouTube this last week.
I'll post pictures when I'm done. After I actually read the TOS of this website, I may create more build threads as well.
Put these on just in time for... summer.
Truck has power fold, power adjust, heated tow mirrors but the power adjust convex mirrors were not heated.
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Yeah, but what's the fabric for?Quote:
Originally Posted by Irving
Oh, in case anyone needs rings for Saab 92 pistons, I still have some for one piston. The rings were sold in sets of four but the 92 only had three cylinders. Free to some lucky member!
Beautiful!Quote:
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Wish I had upgraded to the better Mirrors for my HD. Auto dimming would be lovely when driving as well as someone tends to get in the perfect spot on 25 and blind me.Quote:
Originally Posted by brutal
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