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Old 04-25-2019, 02:43 AM   #292
Grizz1963
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Re: GRIZZ’s ‘79 - 2WD BLAZER Challenge over in London, England. “~It’s not a Project

21.30 last night.

Doorbell rings.

Either someone has parked a car on it’s roof in a ditch, or Mickey next door is pissed and locked himself out.

Neither, well, it was Mickey, parcel from Russia being hand delivered.

From Vladimir who had messaged recently to say a friend of his crashed a car, would I like the front one for my collection.....?

Of course I would.

I Offered to pay postage or shipping, but he declined and said an English plate for his garage would be nice.


So I opened the very manly parcel......




Plate, some mittens, and......



And best of all, a bit of an honour.

One of Vladimir’s cube in a cubes that he makes on his lathe.

It’s incredibly tactile, and I sat playing with it the rest of the evening.



I am pleased to have found and been given two plates for Vladimir that are 40 years apart in issue.

A 1966 “D” plate, and a 2006 “56” plate.(Thanks to Zeberdee for the 56 plate from his GasGas trials bike.



Got today and tomorrow off work, but loads of yard work.

Weather forecast sucks.
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