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Hmmm must be on a trailor :wink: I thought it was just the normal Josh driving :lol:

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OMG Brads Feet I feel dirty now :?

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I noticed the bonnet pins... what happened there? :shock: :cry:
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willy wrote:
I noticed the bonnet pins... what happened there? :shock: :cry:

Well you wouldn't want it coming up at 200K would you!! :lol: 8)

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I am a man for discreet secondary bonnet catches.

Bonnet pins are the ultimate in rice!

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i like the bonnet pins :wink:
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willy wrote:
I am a man for discreet secondary bonnet catches.

Bonnet pins are the ultimate in rice!

:cry:

Bonnet pins are not rice, they were common on competition cars before you were born... :wink:
What about my 2 bonnet straps on HaHa, are they rice??? :P

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Nah they are heritage :lol:

The pins stand out like dogs testes.
And on a relatively 'standard' looking car, they look very out of place.

My opinions only.
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i STILL like the bonnet pins :P
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Dusz fasteners!!!

Thats what kept the engine cowlings on, on Spitfires and Mustangs during the war.

I remember when I was stationed in the Pacific ............ (ah the memories)

But Dusz fasteners are excellent for this kind of thing.

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Spelt `Dzus'
see here- http://www.southco.com/landingpages/dzus/

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Sorry, thats:-

DSUZ.

Damn dislexia....

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Thanks Doc, can you give me something for this dislexia??

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http://www.my105.com/catalogue.asp?id=4558

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i also like the pins
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Archangel007 wrote:
Thanks Doc, can you give me something for this dislexia??

I dyslexic too am... :lol:

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