Yup red and blue are my go to. I like the Milwaukee inkzalls the best.
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The Blue Sharpie thread
- Thread starter pblaze725
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Yup I like two different colors when doing tube work.
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rampage
3/4 ton status
OMG I don't even want to comment...
Nothing to see here
Gotta see what the madness is about...
Bump, on sale at Meijer this week bogo 50% off....picked up a blue and silver(works awesome on black oil filter cans)
Is that a California garage gun in the background?
Yes & No sir.
this photo was taken in Texas.
it’s the original stock for my Russian SKS-45.
Now it’s in California but not on the wall yet.
Building my spare front shaft.
Making sure my yokes are phased correct.
Making sure my yokes are phased correct.
I was being smart. Noticed that all the guts were missing. I figured since everyone is skeered of them in the Replubic you just had to point it at them and the problem was solved, including the woodchucks.
I bought it from a gun show back in the 20th Century.
The original stock and bayonet came ala carte.
I’m a bit gun shy about posting gun stuff on the inter webs.
It’s totally legal and boring. Nothing to see here...
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Did some dash work on a ‘72 Blazer.
I saw two OEM tach dashes like that at the swap meet a few weeks ago,they were priced at $250 B/O...guess they haven't lost any value,even back in the 80's when I had two first generation K5's they were selling for that..my 71 CST had one factory in it--I paid $300 for the truck,was surprised to find out the dash was worth nearly that much alone..
I do find it amusing that people get so excited about paying big bucks for a factory tach that only reads to 5000rpm.
-G
Especially when the stock engine will likely fly apart at 4800 rpms or so!..
Accidentally got some Tile X overspray on my new shirt.
Good thing it’s blue sharpie colored!
