Hey Roland, thanks for "not necessarily" coming down on my side and making
the obvious point that I was too frustrated to make after reading all those
strange if not just plain assinine comments.
Of course rubber, oil etc. can not be compared to a non-persihable item like
a metal coin or a STEEL air cleaner. And why does everybody assume that I'm
anti-repo? I'm not and I'm just barely smart enough to realize that my car
would never be road worthy without them. Give me a brake you guys, I know
you all like to flame a guy when he's down but your all starting to sound a
bit silly.
>> Like an art work or a rare coin can be original.
>>
>> No Tiger has 1967 gas in it!
>> No Tiger has 1967 oil in it, and none of you would want it!
>> No Tiger has 1967 oil filters or air filters in it!
>> No Tiger has 1967 tires (tyres) on it. (pity the poor soul who does!)
>> No Tiger has 1967 wiper blades on it.
>> Very few Tigers have original rubber, if they do there is little left of it
>> Very few Tigers have original soft tops, hard told liners, tonneaus, seats or
>> carpets. (And those of us who do want to replace them as soon as our wives
>>
>> Steve
>
>While I don't necessarily want to come down on Frank's side here, I'm
>wondering if is it reasonable to be comparing perishables like gasoline,
>oil, tires or even rubber parts to a "non perishable" item like an air
>cleaner or a rare coin? I don't think Frank would even argue that only
>a period OEM air filters should be used inside the air cleaner unless it
>is clearly marked non original.
>
>Roland
>
>
Frank Marrone MK I Tiger B9471116
marrone@wco.com 1966 LTD
Series I Alpine (2.3L powered by Ford)
Yamaha Seca 900
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