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Offline Truckedup

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Newbie introduction
« on: 14.08. 2020 16:05 »
 Hi, I'm from the Rochester NY area and just picked up a pile of A10 parts...I'm experienced with Triumphs and built an  A10 20 years ago but made the mistake of selling it....Still sorting through pile and for sure will have a few questions.....Tony
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Re: Newbie introduction
« Reply #1 on: 14.08. 2020 21:45 »
G'day Tony,  *welcome*
Good of you to join us.
So your versed in twisting whit/bs spanners. That's usually the first hurdle for state siders (or anyone under 50)!
Good luck with it and please put up some photo's.
Cheers
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Re: Newbie introduction
« Reply #2 on: 14.08. 2020 23:16 »
 *welcome*
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Re: Newbie introduction
« Reply #3 on: 14.08. 2020 23:45 »
 I'm somewhat over 50, hell, I'm somewhat over 70.   ;). My Triumph is a 79 so none of that  crazy British threads...But there's some Whitworth wrenches around here somewhere..
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Re: Newbie introduction
« Reply #4 on: 14.08. 2020 23:57 »
welcome , you only need two spanners, an imperial adjustable and a metric adjustable, jobs a good en *beer*

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Re: Newbie introduction
« Reply #5 on: 15.08. 2020 01:07 »
Meet Berger. He's kidding.

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Re: Newbie introduction
« Reply #6 on: 15.08. 2020 02:42 »
Welcome Tony
Have fun with the build!

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Re: Newbie introduction
« Reply #7 on: 15.08. 2020 05:49 »
Welcome aboard, thanks for intro post.


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Re: Newbie introduction
« Reply #8 on: 15.08. 2020 11:21 »
Welcome Tony
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I'm somewhat over 50, hell, I'm somewhat over 70.

yep - know the feeling brain thinks 50 body keeps reminding me 70+
All the best - Bill
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Re: Newbie introduction
« Reply #9 on: 18.08. 2020 18:11 »
Tony,

Notice you're from Rochester.  Not that it's around the corner from you, but I bought my barn-find '57 A7 from a guy in De Kalb, New York. Seems about as far upstate NY as you can get.

Richard L.