Well my own contribution to this is spring, 1967, I owned a 1963
Austin-Healey Sprite Mark II (not the 'Bug Eye' one).....948cc
engine.....needed to be rebuilt, so one night after work I pulled
it,
carried it down the basement stairs (finished basement, of course)
and proceeded to disassemble and reassemble over several weeks.? I
think (although I'll deny it under oath) I even did clean
some of the parts in Mom's dishwasher, when she wasn't looking......
Richard, good of you to exempt yourself.? After all, Henry Ford
strapped that one-cylinder he built to the kitchen sink counter, and
had Clara (his wife) drip gasoline into the intake while it was
running.
And carburetors on the kitchen table......my oh my
Tom
On 6/9/2024 22:28, Richard Knoppow
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I am seeing a picture in my mind of a kitchen with motorcycle
parts
all over. Smells strongly of gasoline and kerosene. I don't
remember
where this comes from. Some low life I once had as friends (maybe
my
brother). Its not just wives, I would probably kill if someone did
this
to MY kitchen (except me).
On 6/9/2024 7:07 PM, Bob wrote:
Tom, Kinda like rebuilding a carburetor on the kitchen
table! LOL
Bob W4JFA
On Sun, Jun 9, 2024, 8:55 PM Thomas Latimer via groups.io
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And I wonder how many of them, *if married*, are no longer with
us
??? hahahahaha
Tom Latimer
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Richard Knoppow
Los Angeles
WB6KBL
SKCC 19998
