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Old 26-12-11, 15:23
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But I also noticed yellow paint on the steering box behind the wheel. I plan on going original so that would mean going with the yellow paint.
anyone seen this before?
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Old 26-12-11, 16:00
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Al,

think you mean BEVEL box

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Old 26-12-11, 16:58
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You are right!!! Next time I will finish my coffee before I write.
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Old 27-12-11, 04:35
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Al,

not the furst thyme ive maid a spellink mishtake iver!


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Old 27-12-11, 22:17
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There are a number of Ferret photos on RamTank.ca
Please feel free to send me your restored photos for addition.

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Old 28-12-11, 00:25
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Clive,

you have my full permission to lift / copy anything from this forum or HMVF that I have posted or will post in the future that is of use to you, a photo credit would be nice / appropriate.

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Old 28-12-11, 00:27
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Al,

regarding the bevel boxes, it is the over enthusiastic painter who seals the spring loaded breather on the tops of them that starts all the aggravation. They are easily taken apart and cleaned and put back in.

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