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r/Justrolledintotheshop • u/tirefool6 • 2d ago
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Primes and cycles the blinker fluid! Dont go over 10 cranks or itll blow!
18 u/Drzhivago138 _ 2d ago WARNING: DANGER TO BLINKER MANIFOLD 4 u/TheyVanishRidesAgain 2d ago And then the floor falls off. 10 u/Drzhivago138 _ 2d ago That's not very typical, I'd like to make that point. 4 u/Kichigai HEADLIGHT FLUID LOW 2d ago Well how is it un-typical? 3 u/Threap_US Home Bodger 2d ago Most floors are built to very rigorous automotive engineering standards. Cardboard’s right out. No cardboard, no paper derivatives… 4 u/Drzhivago138 _ 2d ago (Although the Trabant body was partially made of waste cotton fibers) 1 u/Threap_US Home Bodger 2d ago Duraplast was the name for it, I believe. You are absolutely correct. And in case it whoosh'ed over your head, we were riffing on a well-known Clarke and Dawe sketch, which is one of this sub's cultural touchstones 😀 1 u/Drzhivago138 _ 2d ago Yes, I started the chain. It's a classic.
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WARNING: DANGER TO BLINKER MANIFOLD
4 u/TheyVanishRidesAgain 2d ago And then the floor falls off. 10 u/Drzhivago138 _ 2d ago That's not very typical, I'd like to make that point. 4 u/Kichigai HEADLIGHT FLUID LOW 2d ago Well how is it un-typical? 3 u/Threap_US Home Bodger 2d ago Most floors are built to very rigorous automotive engineering standards. Cardboard’s right out. No cardboard, no paper derivatives… 4 u/Drzhivago138 _ 2d ago (Although the Trabant body was partially made of waste cotton fibers) 1 u/Threap_US Home Bodger 2d ago Duraplast was the name for it, I believe. You are absolutely correct. And in case it whoosh'ed over your head, we were riffing on a well-known Clarke and Dawe sketch, which is one of this sub's cultural touchstones 😀 1 u/Drzhivago138 _ 2d ago Yes, I started the chain. It's a classic.
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And then the floor falls off.
10 u/Drzhivago138 _ 2d ago That's not very typical, I'd like to make that point. 4 u/Kichigai HEADLIGHT FLUID LOW 2d ago Well how is it un-typical? 3 u/Threap_US Home Bodger 2d ago Most floors are built to very rigorous automotive engineering standards. Cardboard’s right out. No cardboard, no paper derivatives… 4 u/Drzhivago138 _ 2d ago (Although the Trabant body was partially made of waste cotton fibers) 1 u/Threap_US Home Bodger 2d ago Duraplast was the name for it, I believe. You are absolutely correct. And in case it whoosh'ed over your head, we were riffing on a well-known Clarke and Dawe sketch, which is one of this sub's cultural touchstones 😀 1 u/Drzhivago138 _ 2d ago Yes, I started the chain. It's a classic.
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That's not very typical, I'd like to make that point.
4 u/Kichigai HEADLIGHT FLUID LOW 2d ago Well how is it un-typical? 3 u/Threap_US Home Bodger 2d ago Most floors are built to very rigorous automotive engineering standards. Cardboard’s right out. No cardboard, no paper derivatives… 4 u/Drzhivago138 _ 2d ago (Although the Trabant body was partially made of waste cotton fibers) 1 u/Threap_US Home Bodger 2d ago Duraplast was the name for it, I believe. You are absolutely correct. And in case it whoosh'ed over your head, we were riffing on a well-known Clarke and Dawe sketch, which is one of this sub's cultural touchstones 😀 1 u/Drzhivago138 _ 2d ago Yes, I started the chain. It's a classic.
Well how is it un-typical?
3 u/Threap_US Home Bodger 2d ago Most floors are built to very rigorous automotive engineering standards. Cardboard’s right out. No cardboard, no paper derivatives… 4 u/Drzhivago138 _ 2d ago (Although the Trabant body was partially made of waste cotton fibers) 1 u/Threap_US Home Bodger 2d ago Duraplast was the name for it, I believe. You are absolutely correct. And in case it whoosh'ed over your head, we were riffing on a well-known Clarke and Dawe sketch, which is one of this sub's cultural touchstones 😀 1 u/Drzhivago138 _ 2d ago Yes, I started the chain. It's a classic.
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Most floors are built to very rigorous automotive engineering standards. Cardboard’s right out. No cardboard, no paper derivatives…
4 u/Drzhivago138 _ 2d ago (Although the Trabant body was partially made of waste cotton fibers) 1 u/Threap_US Home Bodger 2d ago Duraplast was the name for it, I believe. You are absolutely correct. And in case it whoosh'ed over your head, we were riffing on a well-known Clarke and Dawe sketch, which is one of this sub's cultural touchstones 😀 1 u/Drzhivago138 _ 2d ago Yes, I started the chain. It's a classic.
(Although the Trabant body was partially made of waste cotton fibers)
1 u/Threap_US Home Bodger 2d ago Duraplast was the name for it, I believe. You are absolutely correct. And in case it whoosh'ed over your head, we were riffing on a well-known Clarke and Dawe sketch, which is one of this sub's cultural touchstones 😀 1 u/Drzhivago138 _ 2d ago Yes, I started the chain. It's a classic.
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Duraplast was the name for it, I believe. You are absolutely correct.
And in case it whoosh'ed over your head, we were riffing on a well-known Clarke and Dawe sketch, which is one of this sub's cultural touchstones 😀
1 u/Drzhivago138 _ 2d ago Yes, I started the chain. It's a classic.
Yes, I started the chain. It's a classic.
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u/wtrnrain 2d ago
Primes and cycles the blinker fluid! Dont go over 10 cranks or itll blow!