Pic of the Day

[Mike Bull]

I DID clearly make a point of saying that I wasn't directing anything at Stew.

[Richie]

Sigh...............you just gotta love forums

[bluebirdsback]

I remember the old engine coming out as if were yesterday. We had attached the lifting gear after much discussion as to what or what might not be. We all waited with baited breath as the strain was took on the chains. Then a sound of music rang around the workshop. No it wasnt the engine lifting, it was my works call out phone. By the time i got back the engine was sitting on the workshop floor and i had missed another milestone in the tin boat saga, and that is just one of many i have missed over the years with the same thing. Never mind ther is still the start up of the new engine to look forward to, I feel a bad case of man flu coming on for that one.

[StewDurham]

I fully support Mike's sentiment - I'm just a happy bystander looking on in admiration, what little I can do is only in response to the teams request for extra help when it gets time to get it wet. You will get loads of hangers on when that happen's, it's natural. For now I'm just a Donald fan happy watching your magic on the DVD's ! Top stuff fella's.

[Terminator]

Great to see my old set of pully blocks in action removing the crushed intakes
Novie
I've Gone.

[jonwrightk7]

i hope and pray that todays pic of the day has an association with the date

[Jordangbr]

Steady on John

[Richie]

loving the potd, glad you got it sorted ! missing all the fun in the shop, however racing about on tracks (play on words there) and basking in the sun does have its merits...back soon i promise !

[bluebirdsback]

Seems Richies hols are a lot better than mine, I am basking in lifted floorboards, loft dust, and what seems like miles of cable. Got its back broke now though so i will also be back soon. Great job on that cover chaps and chapess by the way, looks ready to go. Well done on them intakes too, took long enough mind.

[Renegadenemo]

Great job on that cover chaps and chapess by the way, looks ready to go. Well done on them intakes too, took long enough mind.

Cheeky bugger...

Don't worry, Rob, We've left a few rivets for you to do. All the tricky ones, actually. Can't imagine how that happened.