patrick livingstons hornby oil engine, mint
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Re: patrick livingstons hornby oil engine, mint
by Triumphline Mon Sep 07 2009, 00:40
It's not mine but belongs to a mate. There were only 5 of these little hot-bulb Hornsbys shipped to Australia!
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its really nice
by Admin Mon Sep 07 2009, 00:41
id do anything for an engine like that, is it warm in aus at the min
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Re: patrick livingstons hornby oil engine, mint
by Triumphline Mon Sep 07 2009, 00:50
It is a nice little runner. We had stunning weather all weekend (I got a little burnt) so it was ideal for rallying. It was mid 20s Saturday and Sunday although it is only 15c and overcast today but is forcast to get to 22c.
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better than what we got here
by Admin Mon Sep 07 2009, 01:33
it rained most of last week , weekend aint been bad really, could be warmer lol
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