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The Haynes books
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Posted by Grumpyfred (U2228930) on Friday, 14th January 2011
Most of us are aware of the Haynes books that for many years (Before computers were needed to fix anything) have helped us tinker or service our cars. But today I saw what has to be the strangest Haynes book of all. The Haynes how to restore/rebuild and service your Avro Lamcaster Bomber. So before I buy it, anybody know where I can pick up a second hand Lancaster??? LOL.
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Message 2
Posted by George1507 (U2607963) on Friday, 14th January 2011
There are plenty lying around the Netherlands, Germany, Northern France, Scotland and Eastern England. All you need is a digger and few mates.
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Message 3
Posted by Elkstone (U3836042) on Friday, 14th January 2011
haynes also do guides on adult subjects such as having sex in cars, trains, planes. Not just about the engines but back seats! lol
on a serious note, was that why the 1920s was known as the 'roaring twenties', due to the popularity of the model T? For the first time a mass produced cheap car, allowed the masses their own car and that is how romance in cars began. Any truth in that?
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