Re: The "After Eight" Roadster
Posted by Ross On 2016/9/2 20:11:34
......and then we cut along the dotted line. With a bit of fitting, it will all go back together as you will see, oh tomorrow or so.
In between real work, I turned the pedals to better fit with the lower dash and lower seating position--just an example of the many small details necessary on a project like this.
At break time there are other chores. Here Ben is using my 1904 bread bucket to mix a batch of molasses wheat bread. This wonderful invention, a Gold Medal winner at the St Louis Worlds Fair, mixes 5 loaves worth of dough in one go. If you stop by at my place there is always fresh coffee and home made bread.
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In between real work, I turned the pedals to better fit with the lower dash and lower seating position--just an example of the many small details necessary on a project like this.
At break time there are other chores. Here Ben is using my 1904 bread bucket to mix a batch of molasses wheat bread. This wonderful invention, a Gold Medal winner at the St Louis Worlds Fair, mixes 5 loaves worth of dough in one go. If you stop by at my place there is always fresh coffee and home made bread.
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