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Subject: Re: Customers friends old and new Author: Red Dash Dave [ Next Thread | Previous Thread | Next Message | Previous Message ] Date Posted: 11:59:31 07/12/02 Fri Author Host/IP: 80.40.24.237 In reply to: t3d 's message, "Re: Customers friends old and new" on 13:04:43 07/11/02 Thu > >hi dave > >2005 wow, make sure your do keep it nice and dry and >try and run and move it as often as you can and make >sure the mice don't eat the fuel hoses, or worse still >the dash top. > >See you at action. > Don't worry, I'll be keeping it in the garage and moving it a bit when it's not on the axle stands. I presume it would be a wise move, when I use it fully again, to replace all the perishable fuel hoses just in case? Dave. [ Next Thread | Previous Thread | Next Message | Previous Message ]