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While digging in the Tool Box Finds

Center Reflector

Is that a center reflector for an SC in the background by any chance? Plans for it if yes?

Fuel lines........

Are those CIS fuel lines? I am interested.

Tony

I wish I had a magic drawer. How often does it do that? Can you close it and open it and pull out something else. What if you leave it closed overnight or for a whole week?

Complete with 40 year old patina-ed packaging wrap, those must be as rare as a hen's teeth !

I too have a magic toolbox .
Every time I open the draws the 10mm spanners and 10mm sockets are missing .

I also have a lot of parts stored in the attic. The annoying thing is every time I look for something it's so chaotic up there I can't find it. Including a spare speedo that I want to find and replace the mph face with a kilometers one.

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Originally Posted by eicweiss (Post 11533381)

Is that a center reflector for an SC in the background by any chance? Plans for it if yes?

Sorry, that one is for my 78 911SC

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Originally Posted by boyt911sc (Post 11533635)

Are those CIS fuel lines? I am interested.

Tony

Yes, but for my SC.

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Originally Posted by snbush67 (Post 11533690)

I wish I had a magic drawer. How often does it do that? Can you close it and open it and pull out something else. What if you leave it closed overnight or for a whole week?

Those Vans "Brake Shoes" are epic hahaha

So... Vans, the T-shirt people, make brake shoes too.

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Originally Posted by Bill Douglas (Post 11534286)

So... Vans, the T-shirt people, make brake shoes too.

Vans was originally a bmx shoe if I remember correctly. Haro was one of the freestyle kings back in the 80’s and tough wheels where in style even though they weighed a ton.
I used to race BMX when I was a kid those pics bring back memories of pk rippers, cook bros, mongoose, tough necks, redlines, et et.
In the 80’s BMX was everywhere.

Vans started out as a regular shoe company and then became really popular with the emerging skateboard scene because of the rubber soles.

Bled over to BMX from there.