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A Bit Wobbly... 120-130 1967

posted by  pearl on  Tue Jan 2 05:33 CST 2007
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Although the pickle fork is at the top of my cool tool list, I agree with George in that it's kinda rough on parts. It works OK, but it's certainly not gentle, esp. on rubber.
Just go to VClassics.com and follow the links for parts sources.
I don't think I'd drive the car with any of those parts "wobbly".






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