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Desperate times I guess ??


When you have no other options !! Its a Chev its ok . FF0D29CD-373D-4149-8309-9E053E2CB1BE.jpeg



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If the other three tyres treds are anything like that one, it's time for a new set anyweay AK.




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Doug, I think you're being a bit tough. There's heaps of tread left but the bands may need renewing after some time. Repairer could've used a bit of "Shoe-Glue" to held tread adhere.
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Many many years ago it was standard practice for us to insert sleeves in our tyres when the tubes started to show through the smooth tread. 

We was just poor apprentices who often had to push our old bangers into the servo to put in 10 bob's worth of petrol.

So what's so wrong with this?

 

BTW ... we used to pack out our noisy big ends with lacquered brown paper under the slippers & then next time with metal from tin cans & then scrape out the oil channels.  I had a box full of 'spare' old engine parts from my Vanguard, that was regularly used by my mates to get replacement rings etc.  We were poor & desperate.



-- Edited by Cupie on Tuesday 15th of May 2018 04:03:41 PM



-- Edited by Cupie on Wednesday 16th of May 2018 03:33:04 PM

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I think that was set up for a laugh biggrin that would not last five minutes on the road...



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He may only need to drive for 4 minutes .



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Holding till sikoflex dries . Ahaha

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Aus-Kiwi wrote:

Holding till sikoflex dries . Ahaha


 That got a chuckle out of me



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Aus-Kiwi wrote:

Holding till sikoflex dries . Ahaha


 Great stuff that sikoflex but it takes too long to drysmile

As a woman I only need two tools, if it doesn't move but it should, use the hammer. And if it does move but it shouldn't, use the duct tapebiggrinbiggrin 



-- Edited by HiAce98 on Wednesday 16th of May 2018 10:54:09 PM

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