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Old September 6th, 2009, 11:37 AM
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Old September 6th, 2009, 11:38 AM
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Thanks Mike, I think it works with my profile on MySpace set to public now.
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Originally Posted by Mike Sigmond
here ya go!

sweet

thanks mike now i can check out more of the detail.....red....

i must of been sleeping i just noticed the boggers....nice
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Thanks Mike, I think it works with my profile on MySpace set to public now.
O wuups, I missed that post. Well there they are anyway.
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Thanks guys, I know my sh** a little but mostly I will try just about anything, sometimes it works out.
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That lift makes things a lot easier.
Nice work in progress so far.
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No doubt, buying a 9000 lb 10' lift for my shop was the best $1500 I ever spent.
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Originally Posted by 1Gary
M.M.-got your PM and was running out for the day.I scanned the thread just now(was busy with site business,yada,yada,etc)and I think it is shining example of a build thread.I want to THANK YOU very much for the time your put into it and want you to know direct from me to you how much I appreciate it.

I promise I will read it completely tomorrow and if I can help you out anywhere,count me in.

Thanks Again

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Thanks Gary, I did a lot of research before I started this project and everyone that had done it had bought a kit for a lot of money and all you get is spring hangers. They give you a shopping list for everything else, so being a metal worker for the last 31 years I thought I would save $600 bucks and improvise.
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hey george you all ready for your races this weekend? get all the little kinks worked out if there were any......GOOD LUCK this weekend and post back your results......red
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