Johns Nuts

[mot]

John made the nuts for the original motometer and they fit,look and work great
John,thanks for making them
tom

[burner31]

I knew it........

[Capt Quahog]

As the American General said in 1944 . . . "NUTS" . . .

Yes, John D's newly fabricated NUTS work fine and fit the original fine Boyce MotoMeter threads perfectly.

Thank you again John!

[5window]

Originally Posted by Capt Quahog

As the American General said in 1944 . . . "NUTS" . . .

Yes, John D's newly fabricated NUTS work fine and fit the original fine Boyce MotoMeter threads perfectly.

Thank you again John!

Brigadier General Anthony Clement McAuliffe, December 22,1944

[Capt Quahog]

General Anthony Clement McAuliffe

Yes . . . his name was on the tip of my pointy head . . . The 101st Airborne under siege at Bastogne.

[Bob-A]

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John,

I received my Moto-Meter nuts in the mail last week too. Thank you very
much.

Bob-A

[BILL WILLIAMSON]

Son, John,
That was great of you to make & send the nuts!!!
One of my PET REEVES is folks that say they'll do something, & NEVER DO IT!
By the way, a friend is GIVING me 5, excellent, BLACK, 21" AR wheels/good usable tires/nickel plated hub caps, FOR FREE!!
I've found that when I give stuff, my so-called "rewards" come back to me, from some of the most unexpected SOURCES/PEOPLE.
Guru, Claude, would never sell me a stash part, he'd just GIVE it to me!!
You can't imagine the stuff that Mitch//pa has sent me!!! (GREAT SON!!)
Bill Blessed

[Mitch//pa]

Yo Dad these are waiting on the shelf for you

[BILL WILLIAMSON]

Originally Posted by Mitch//pa

Yo Dad these are waiting on the shelf for you

BUT, the last time I counted, Vermin wuz NOT a 7 (seven) CYLINDER motor.
Don't give up on me, I'll get him done, when I can walk better. ALL the parts/tools/etc, to complete him are in a foil Turkey pan, in the floorboard & the knotted ropes are in place & the car's still SMILIN'--LOL

Dad Sloooow

[Jeff/Illinois]

Originally Posted by Capt Quahog

Yes . . . his name was on the tip of my pointy head . . . The 101st Airborne under siege at Bastogne.

Veterans of the 101st said they weren't 'under siege' that they had the Germans right where they wanted them 'those poor bastards'