On time, many moons ago two of us took a whole Harley Davidson and lay it
out on plywood in another friends front room and then left (like 1,500
miles). When the poor smuck got home from work all he saw, in this fairly
small trailer were m/c parts.
The redeeming part of the story is that this motivated the third fellow to
finally get to the job he had been threatening for years and he ended up
with a very nice bike, but at the time we were young and just thought it
funny. :)
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From: owner-fot@Autox.Team.Net [mailto:owner-fot@Autox.Team.Net]On Behalf Of
Susan Kahler
Sent: Thursday, January 20, 2005 7:22 PM
To: Scott Paceley
Cc: N197TR4@cs.com; fot@Autox.Team.Net
Subject: Re: borrowed "tools"
Scott Paceley wrote:
I disassembled and rebuilt a Spit 1500 engine in the little dining room
of my college apartment at LSU, under and around the dining table. My
roommate was not amused when she had to keep stepping over it while
trying to get to the washer and dryer, but was very tolerant. I also
found a great use for Stephen King's The Stand paperback -- it made a
great internal crank stop while trying to get the nut off the end of the
crank (yes, I learned how to do it right the next time).
Brad also kept a whole motorcycle in his closet once.
Susan :)
>> I assembled a 948 cc Bugeye Sprite engine in the bedroom of our married
>> student housing.
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> Rebuilt fuel pump. Room 214, Santa Rosa New Mexico Motel Six.
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> Not your usual Motel Six Aroma.
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