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Funny Pages / Re: You can't get a 11' 9" truck through a 11' 8" opening.
« Last post by tweeter55 on Today at 12:02:25 PM »
And they're still hitting it:

https://youtu.be/8qiGP72GFUc?si=J1R59tubVgK_A0hl
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Rides and Stories / Re: Mimile on Google maps
« Last post by Big Red on Today at 09:05:07 AM »
Not going to lie, that's pretty neat.
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Rides and Stories / Re: Mimile on Google maps
« Last post by berna1201 on Today at 08:00:03 AM »
Hello
we saw the camera car arrive at the crossroads, it came from the chemin des Piolys and it went towards route de Montrevel, there are often connections at different dates on the images, that’s why we disappeared
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Rides and Stories / Re: Mimile on Google maps
« Last post by Boomer on Today at 02:08:45 AM »
Hi Berna,
I see you in StreetView if I look from Chemin des Piolys ;D but when I move to Rte de Mézériat you magically disappear.  :yikes:
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Open Forum / Re: Aluminum for charcoal pan?
« Last post by lather on Yesterday at 11:57:13 AM »
I'm headed to Tractor Supply. I noticed they had a good lookng supply of metal plate. The charcoal pan for this rig is perforated with a removable ash pan underneath, so I'll have to do some drilling.
Thanks again for the tips.
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Rides and Stories / Mimile on Google maps
« Last post by berna1201 on Yesterday at 09:34:19 AM »
Hello
our sidecar makes a brief passage on Google maps in our village  ;) 8)

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Open Forum / Re: Aluminum for charcoal pan?
« Last post by Big Red on Yesterday at 07:52:43 AM »
I'd just drop a piece of sheet steel in the bottom of the pan and run that until it rusts through, then repeat. You could probably commission a stainless steel pan for about $100 from a local fabricator.
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Introductions / Re: Hello from eastern Iowa
« Last post by Big Red on Yesterday at 07:51:17 AM »
Welcome, Iowan. Good lookin C10.
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Introductions / Re: Hello From Toronto Canada
« Last post by Big Red on Yesterday at 07:50:40 AM »
Welcome to the quieter side of Kawasaki!
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Open Forum / Re: Aluminum for charcoal pan?
« Last post by berna1201 on Yesterday at 06:53:05 AM »
Hello
to avoid rust and to keep warm, use stainless steel  ;)
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