Trewey
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Do yer really fink he's bin waitin over a year?
Olympic Mud-Plugga Tyre
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lffer
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Waiting for what? Why are you looking at a year old thread I wonder? I don't think you can still get Olympic Mud Pluggas - the original company who remoulded them, A & A Auto Services, was in Cardiff and they don't exist any more.
As far as you or I know (unless he is a mate of yours) he may have a) done nothing, because he did not actually NEED tyres back then b) bought something else and worn them out by now c) thought they are so good that if some came available he would still buy them d) sold his landy e) emigrated.
Not a very friendly intro to this site that I've only just come across, having had my IIa for 19 years! Such is life.
As far as you or I know (unless he is a mate of yours) he may have a) done nothing, because he did not actually NEED tyres back then b) bought something else and worn them out by now c) thought they are so good that if some came available he would still buy them d) sold his landy e) emigrated.
Not a very friendly intro to this site that I've only just come across, having had my IIa for 19 years! Such is life.
yella
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well ive sold my disco and if yer look at help me's last post he aint bin on fer abut a year so realistically digging up a 12 month old thread as you have does deserves a berrating and to be honest i dunt care if yer like yer welcome or not. but as you is here and selling yer olympics, what size are they , how much tread is on em, and how much dya want fer em
yella
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and the reason we are looking at a year old thread is cos you posted on it and brought it to the top, dint bring yer feckin newbie bollocks on here and expect ter not get em kicked 
slob
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oh shut up yella. i think its nice that a newbie can join up and wiff out a thought to a introduction, dive right in wiff "buy my ****" and at the same time be all nostalgic and start wiff " owld fred revisited".
is a testament to the thoughts of the new generation of LZ'ers.
did you ever in yer wildest dreams think of buying yer way into the favors of establisted member by offer yer old cac for sale in yer first post.
or even giving them a chance to relive old memories by bringing back to life a long dead and forgotten fred?
i think not!!! so cut him a break.
is a testament to the thoughts of the new generation of LZ'ers.
did you ever in yer wildest dreams think of buying yer way into the favors of establisted member by offer yer old cac for sale in yer first post.
or even giving them a chance to relive old memories by bringing back to life a long dead and forgotten fred?
i think not!!! so cut him a break.
yella
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awwww, sorry lord slob, how silly of me
slob
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so you should be !!!! you should feel onhered that he picked a fred featuring yer good self
yella
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well when i was reading it, i dint even remembeer feckin postin on it
Trewey
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well you've got summat ter say about most fings, so it's a fair bet yer in there somewhere!
yella
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it has been said before
slob
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and will ba again
yella
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yo slob, what rpm does an electric motor need to run at to drive a compressor
slob
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ffs heidi how long is a piece of string..
depends on the gearing of the pullies but ah would have thought the faster you can get the comp to turn the quicker it will build up pressure. so in theory the more hp yer motor has the faster you can run yer compressure. or the bigger yer compressor can be.
of hand i think mine turns at abart 3500rpm. but am not sure .. if teh rain fooks orf i'll go have a look
depends on the gearing of the pullies but ah would have thought the faster you can get the comp to turn the quicker it will build up pressure. so in theory the more hp yer motor has the faster you can run yer compressure. or the bigger yer compressor can be.
of hand i think mine turns at abart 3500rpm. but am not sure .. if teh rain fooks orf i'll go have a look
yella
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righty ho old bean
slob
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ave got a data sheet here so if ye get onto msn i'll report wiff the information
