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Postby Gage » Fri Sep 30, 2005 4:23 pm

cracker39 wrote:Mike, I've made up my mind...don't confuse me with facts!!!
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(of course, my mind is unstable and subject to severe changes)

That's what makes it interesting. Reading a board like this while trying to build a teardrop or tiny travel trailer. But look at it this way. When you finish (if you get it finished), you won't look at it and say: I wish I...... :lol:

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Postby cracker39 » Fri Sep 30, 2005 4:46 pm

Now Gage, no matter how much you read, no matter what you do, when you finish it, you KNOW you're gonna look at something and say "I wish I..."

That's human nature. That's why we do it better the next time...and the next time...
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Postby Toolie » Fri Sep 30, 2005 9:56 pm

George T,
I'm going for that bacon sizzle sound this weekend! My XX Birthday in a few days and my gift to myself is taking the time to start my Tear. I'm gonna buy the rest of the chassis parts, practice my welds and cut them apart. Oddly enough, I used to inspect welds and LPT them.
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