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  1. 09-03-2017, 09:42 PM #1
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    Roaring horn

    Where's the best place to get a peice of corrugated pipe from? (Other than the wifes vacuum cleaner ha ha)
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    Quote Originally Posted by hawkfish View Post
    Where's the best place to get a peice of corrugated pipe from? (Other than the wifes vacuum cleaner ha ha)
    Repco or supercheap
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    para rubber.... or a hose shop like pipeline.
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    Quote Originally Posted by Micky Duck View Post
    para rubber.... or a hose shop like pipeline.
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    Here's my roaring horn.

    Waterproof, unbreakable and will last a lifetime.

    Radiator top hose.
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    Quote Originally Posted by P38 View Post
    +1

    Here's my roaring horn.

    Waterproof, unbreakable and will last a lifetime.

    Radiator top hose.
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    Thats identical to a top hose off a 1954 EIP Vauxhall Velox with the 2.6 6 cyl
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    Heres one of mine RugerIhunt app free https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3Pd2ipjLq_I

    Even comes with sheep calls for the rural boys on a Friday night
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    Quote Originally Posted by 7mmsaum View Post
    Thats identical to a top hose off a 1954 EIP Vauxhall Velox with the 2.6 6 cyl
    My Poppa had a Vauxhall Velox

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    Quote Originally Posted by P38 View Post
    My Poppa had a Vauxhall Velox

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    They were a great car Pete. When I was a young fellah, my old man who was an arsehole for playing practical jokes (which I have since learned, is a trait that is genetically passed on) conned me into hanging on to a spark plug lead of his Velox while he turned the motor over.
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    Quote Originally Posted by Rushy View Post
    They were a great car Pete. When I was a young fellah, my old man who was an arsehole for playing practical jokes (which I have since learned, is a trait that is genetically passed on) conned me into hanging on to a spark plug lead of his Velox while he turned the motor over.
    I did something similar to one of my boys when we rebuilt a lawnmower motor.

    He was hanging onto the spark plug while I gave the cord a pull ......... At his request when he wanted to check rthe spark.

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    Quote Originally Posted by P38 View Post
    I did something similar to one of my boys when we rebuilt a lawnmower motor.

    He was hanging onto the spark plug while I gave the cord a pull ......... At his request when he wanted to check rthe spark.

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    My dad did that to me but I made sure I was touching his leg when he pulled the cord, we laughed until we ran out of breath


    My 1954 Vauxhall Velox was identical to this one and same grey colour







    I could fit 4 mates on the front seat and our 4 girlfriends on the back seat, mine was the 2.6 6cyl, the Wyvern was the 4 cyl model

    My schoolmate had a 3.3l Cresta with twin SU carbs and he was easily three times more powerful than us
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    Whatever happens to bench seats in the front? They were great.
    It takes 43 muscle's to frown and 17 to smile, but only 3 for proper trigger pull.
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    Roaring horn

    Quote Originally Posted by Rushy View Post
    Whatever happens to bench seats in the front? They were great.
    As were bench seats in the back
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    cheers guys, I tried Super cheap, Bunnings, Mitre 10, Farm source and the local plumbing shop, no luck!

    I'm going to try the swimming pool store tomorrow, wish me luck...
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    BRI just get a chocolate milk bottle and cut the bottom off... Or a plastic salt bottle thing, you know the saxa ones... Works sweet as!
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    Should have been bro! Dumb spell checker thing..
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