Batwing stering wheels

"P.J.Berg" > wrote in message
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>
> I have one in Felatio, and it should have the 56 and later, so if you are
in
> deare need.....
>
>

................Shazzamm Joern !

......Do you have a 'vert decklid on that '56?

:-)

On Fri, 17 Dec 2004 21:29:51 -0500, "Tim Rogers" >
scribbled this interesting note:

>"P.J.Berg" > wrote in message
>news:ncLwd.3923$3N5.3828@amstwist00...
>>
>> I have one in Felatio, and it should have the 56 and later, so if you are
>in
>> deare need.....
>>
>>
>
>...............Shazzamm Joern !
>
>.....Do you have a 'vert decklid on that '56?

And if you do, how much do you want for it???


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Tim Rogers wrote:
> "P.J.Berg" > wrote in message
> news:ncLwd.3923$3N5.3828@amstwist00...
>>
>> I have one in Felatio, and it should have the 56 and later, so if
>> you are in deare need.....
>>
>>
>
> ...............Shazzamm Joern !
>
> .....Do you have a 'vert decklid on that '56?
>
> :-)

Nope, but I can get hold of a '60(I Think) if that would help you.. I have
to pay for it though....

J.

>I have one in Felatio, and it should have the 56 and later, so if
>>> you are in deare need.....

And apparently I'm the only person who noticed Joern said "felatio"?

What have your wives done to you??

(PS Joern, I pulled a bunch of stuff off my old hard drive the other week and
found a very interesting picture of you at a car museum or something.

Kidd


John C's proof: http://hometown.aol.com/littlevwgoddess/page5.html

(Kidd Andersson) wrote in
:

>>I have one in Felatio, and it should have the 56 and later, so if
>>>> you are in deare need.....
>
> And apparently I'm the only person who noticed Joern said "felatio"?
>
>

That has been the name of his car for many years if my memory is correct,
maube a google search is needed


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A couple of years ago I ground out, mixed epoxy, filled, sanded and
painted the steering wheel. It has held up without problems. Now, the
important parts. First, I used the epoxy from por-15 because it is so
easy to work with as it is "water soluble" until it sets up so molding
it and working it into all cracks was very easy. Next sanding should be
done very carefully as the epoxy will sand faster than the original
wheel and it is easy to groove if you are to aggressive (don't ask). I
then painted the wheel with por-15 itself. After it dried, sanded the
bubbles out and sprayed it black. Worked for me. Dennis

href="http://albums.photo.epson.com/j/AlbumIndex?u=4025706&a=30209382&vt=vp">Den's
1977 Puma</a>

Sounds like a solid plan to me.


>A couple of years ago I ground out, mixed epoxy, filled, sanded and
>painted the steering wheel. It has held up without problems. Now, the
>important parts. First, I used the epoxy from por-15 because it is so
>easy to work with as it is "water soluble" until it sets up so molding
>it and working it into all cracks was very easy. Next sanding should be
>done very carefully as the epoxy will sand faster than the original
>wheel and it is easy to groove if you are to aggressive (don't ask). I
>then painted the wheel with por-15 itself. After it dried, sanded the
>bubbles out and sprayed it black. Worked for me. Dennis



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