Long live the Flipmeister!

[Gunshots]

I thought Spectro was an oil and anal eyes was what you get from reading to many post here. I dont' get the connection

 

[Sidecar Flip]

I thought Spectro was an oil and anal eyes was what you get from reading to many post here. I dont' get the conection

You mean you aren't anally retentive? I thought for sure you were.

 

[Gunshots]

all kidding aside I like the clamps, and the painted ones look really good. So now I have the delema, to paint or not to paint.. Oh well its practically winter here I can dwell all winter.

 

[Jamie]

Is that anything like 'Spectroanalized'?? Isn't that when you go to the proctoligist for a checkup...come on back...

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Yes. And he sure had color pics of the exploration on his monitor. Maybe the colors were computer-aided

No scenic postcard quality, though.

 

[Sidecar Flip]

all kidding aside I like the clamps, and the painted ones look really good. So now I have the delema, to paint or not to paint.. Oh well its practically winter here I can dwell all winter.

You need to buy a set before you paint 'em.

 

[busajack]

Flip, If you offered them already painted you could charge twice the price,like Triumph and Hardly does with their tins.. BJC

 

[busajack]

Jamie

Jack, I was spectroanalized last April.

And what was the diagnosis??Or cant you tell us..

 

[Sidecar Flip]

Jack

Whatever the prognosis or diagnosis is, I'm sure he don't have a ****ty outlook on life......

 

[Sidecar Flip]

Flip, If you offered them already painted you could charge twice the price,like Triumph and Hardly does with their tins.. BJC

Jack, I never knew what 'tins' were until Bart told me. I always thought that 'tins' were what saltines came in back in the old days. I'll pass on any coating. I think the years of painting cars, boats and airplanes with Polane T and Imron with no respirator, plus all the welding I do and smoking Marlboro's has left my lungs looking like cobwebbed bags of charcoal. Isocyanate's have a bad habit of getting you in the end. I limit my painting now days to upwind stints with a rattlecan.