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It was a 101 Super when I was a young child. FVM945D IIRC - 1966, same year as me - but it was the '70s when we had it. Originally with 3-speed column shift, but changed to 4-speed stick shift for better towing ability. SteveW
Posted by Steve Walker in UK Do-It-Yourself Forum 7 years ago 
Gardening tips

http://gardening-101.cyberadventurer.comThanks, Sammy
Posted by sindra in Fruit and Vegetable Gardening 18 years ago 
couple more things to worry about

first, I realised the back window is 101" long (8 ft 5 ins) supported by a concrete lintel c. 1951 vintage second, if I knock the cement render off my house, it will leave next door's render open to the elements -- http://www.gillsmith999.plus.com/
Posted by Gill Smith in UK Do-It-Yourself Forum 15 years ago 
My Recent Project...

Had the "Model Rail Road that Grows" mag as well as the "101 Track Plans". Found a neat 4x8 layout that had a double track, double reversing loops and a few spurs in 101. What I remember was the simplicity of the structure to support everything.
Posted by Lew Hodgett in Woodworking Forum 16 years ago 
looking for "less than premium" lumber.

Your best bet might be to dumpster dive the local construction sites. Ask the foreman, on the job, for permission first, as all sites don't allow dumpster diving.
Posted by Sonny in Woodworking Forum 5 years ago 
Intumescent seals

A visit, or phone call to your local fire station should get some help. They are extremely helpful in these matters and may even be willing to visit the site.
Posted by Broadback in UK Do-It-Yourself Forum 18 years ago 
OT: Breakfast and Sunday lunch anyone

I think I see where you are coming from You would replace Choose Pig - Name Pig - Visit Pig - Eat Pig with Choose Pig - Name Pig - Visit Pig - Rodger Pig ?? Arthur
Posted by Arthur2 in UK Do-It-Yourself Forum 17 years ago 
Three new garden web sites

I have recently completed several new custom gardening web sites that you may enjoy visiting.
Posted by Bobby Baxter in Garden Forum 22 years ago 
childrens everyday practical science sites

sir, will you guide me some good childrens everyday practical science sites please
Posted by tom in Woodworking Forum 21 years ago 
Square boxes on web sites

I can't find an example at the moment, but occasionally I come across web sites where I see a small white square on the page, with what appear to be randomly located tiny black filled squares inside - a little similar to a crossword puzzle. Anyone know what they might be for?
Posted by Harry Bloomfield in UK Do-It-Yourself Forum 14 years ago