Good evening guys,

As the title suggests, I want to weld up a compression tester adapter and need an old plug to butcher for the cause.

Any charitable folks up at this hour?

Cheers

R

Where you at

PM your details and I will send you one (or 2 - so you can make me one too )

Whaddya say?

Sure! We can be pen pals!

And then I'll have a place to stay when I come over for a trackday...

Oh, I'm based in Norway hehe

You are pm'ed

Pm'd you back..

No worries man...you can crash at my house when you are over for a TD...and I will crash at yours when I get over to see the Hole in the Sky festival

Aw heck yeah!

We dock our yacht up on the main quay for the festivities round that time of year man!

Be good to bop with you sometime...

You can afford a yatch but not a scrap spark plug?

Rock on man

Might not manage it this year...but I will make it one day.!!

arsey30 wrote:You can afford a yatch but not a scrap spark plug?

It sounds like a ploy I know...
Fact of the matter is, we're a family of South African boatbuilders who just happened to end up in a country which nc30 fever never reached... Expensive spares up here bub

boyracer wrote:

arsey30 wrote:You can afford a yatch but not a scrap spark plug?

It sounds like a ploy I know...
Fact of the matter is, we're a family of South African boatbuilders who just happened to end up in a country which nc30 fever never reached... Expensive spares up here bub

did you sail to norway in the boat you built?

simmo wrote:

boyracer wrote:

arsey30 wrote:You can afford a yatch but not a scrap spark plug?

It sounds like a ploy I know...
Fact of the matter is, we're a family of South African boatbuilders who just happened to end up in a country which nc30 fever never reached... Expensive spares up here bub

did you sail to norway in the boat you built?

Certainly,

It was a fair number of years ago, I was very young and got sent home for a couple of the longer hauls, but I'm trying to convince my father to write a book about our family's travels... Lots of hurricane/whale encounters/west African pirates/capsized-pumping water out by hand in the north sea goodness and tomfoolery. My father became confused when the papers learned of his arrival in Norway and wanted to dedicate a sizable article to him...
This is on a traditional Colin Archer wooden yacht with no modern navigational equipment... Miss those days something terrible