Hi Matt
Percy is pretty fussy so I hope he will like your wagon wheels
kjn
ps I need some rod change seal support bushes so bring them with the wagon wheels

You need to offer 457 visas to possums escaping persecution in New Zealand, as a bonus by the time they have crossed the Tasman they should be over any motion sickness.

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A Deluxe(CG13DE), 2 Clubbies(998 and 1275) and 2 Morris 1100Ss

Hi GR.
Could you have a chat to the possum in the crank wedging dept? (Wedgy) I know he has been on an RDO, sick leave, personal leave, maternity leave , compassionate leave, tea leave, paternity leave, PETenity leave, union training day, trade picnic day lately but surely he could squeeze some crank wedging in after he puts on his PPE, bundys on, signs on, signs in, gets inducted, finds the emergency assembly point, provides copies of his insurances, certificates of currencies, appropriate licences, trade qualifications, fills out his SWMS, has a toolbox talk, waits for his translator to arrive and finally turn on the machines just before its time to stop for lunch?
Good thing the Chinese possums can still work these days!

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The formula for the length of a piece of string is simple: Twice as long as from one end to the centre!

We are always going to have you queenslanders beat, because we have the younger generation coming through...




Not only that, we also have our spy who fly between Qld and NSW, and relate back to our possums over an evening meal as to what is going on in QLD!



Conspiring with the with the colony of bats at Kens place, we get all the good gossip of what's going on. So we've got you guys beat.

Graham Russell

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I love Possum as well.

Just in case the RSPCA hears about your suggestion it might be prudent to leave the live possums at home that weekend and substitute them with the stuffed variety. In fact, maybe the race organisers could be convinced to include a supp reg to the effect that Minis assembling on the dummy grid with a visible possum on board will get a one second reduction in their qualifying time (or something similar). Up to you to organise, Ken.

http://www.stuffedwithplushtoys.com/c/a ... =411&rf=cn

http://www.teddybeartreasures.com.au/c/ ... plush-toys

http://uniquegift.com.au/toys/toys-aust ... m-toy-7171

P.S. GR's fruit bat can come along as well.

http://www.stuffedwithplushtoys.com/p/f ... toy/ca8913

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Hi Doug
Thanks Doug I bought a possum a little fluffy ringtail and he will be there at Morgan Park in July and other meetings,
and he will be really stuffed by the time i'm finished with him.
Graham Russell

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I think we have gone off topic

You think? It may have gone downhill after the third post.

I do maybe time to put it in the pool room

Why don't you guys lighten up a bit and have a laugh like every body else, if you don't like the post don't read it.
To answer my question, John from Mini Kingdom On Line found out some info about the pocket lights they were only on the very early English, never on the Australian cars so any cars that came here with the lights were imported very early in the 60 possibly as demo's,and the one that Greig has is an English car.
Graham Russell

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I was having a bit of a laugh don't get me wrong just seemed like it was never going to get back on track

Hi GR
Having seen all the hype around who has the fastest Possum I have decided to approach my racing Possum in a different way and xerox are coming back to me with options. The Professor has his Possum out looking for how to lighten it and make it faster in a straight line.

Hi Adam
I dont know about lightening my possum but it did share my lamington at lunch time yesterday
Might have to look into a streamlined nose cone for the possum