Not enough years left on my calendar to enjoy it. :(

Says who..... just go & get one if it gives you a bit of enjoyment n happiness.
I thought the other day when I was looking at the mitsubishi colt, I dont need it but id like it cause its different & after selling
loads of my collection of cars bikes n boats an what ive been through the last few years I thought stuff it im happy doing my
thing with getting free stuff & buying old cars. If I pop off tomorrow there is enough value in my toys to see her out. :)

Need to get you a one life live it sticker. :p
 
Pic from tonight.........

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Despite you replying to me, I have NO idea what this is about!!
"perished" ?
"rubber feeder dogs"?
"760"?

I think someone is winding me up, or maybe both of us!

Or could it be someone I cannot see as I have them on "ignore"?!
On the Singer sewing machine 'arm' of this thread! Old Singers versus new etc. 760 is one of the earliest machine that was able to do more stitch patterns using special added 'discs' to the mechanism.
The feeder dogs - usually metal 'teeth' under the needle plate that feeds the fabric along as the needle goes up an down. Without these 'teeth' the needle would just sew one stitch over the next etc. and you would not be moving along the fabric. The 760 did not use metal so that it would be gentle on fine fabrics but they perished over time which meant they had constantly to be replaced - and they weren't cheap.
Make sense now? :)






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