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  1. 29th May 2004, 06:47 PM #1
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    Default Has there ever been a thread that didnt go off topic?

    Has there ever been a thread that didnt go off topic?


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    Probably, but that was before you and I got here.

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    Must be you then!
    Couldnt be me.

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    Triton .....
    There that should get it off topic.
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  5. 29th May 2004, 07:02 PM #5
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    Sir Stink........I have met you a couple of times, and you never struck me as a sturer..


    Well done.

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    Hows about this'n?

    http://www.woodworkforums.ubeaut.com...ead.php?t=3865
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    Triton .....
    Actually one of my house mates when I first left home had a Triton, which was painted silver with a blue frame. Triumph 650 engine as I recall in a Norton "featherbed" frame. In the days when three and four cylinder motorbikes were just coming onto the scene, (The first Kawasaki triple would have been called a "widowmaker", but no one who rode one lived long enough to get married), they were the duck's nuts.

    An engineering student at what was then the Queensland Institute of Technology went one better and built a "Nortina". Same Norton frame, but with a turbocharged Cortina GT motor....hard to see let alone keep up with.

    Where's the connection to this forum you ask?

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    I have given to have owned one of them.

    Tritons used to rule!!!

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    What were we talking about in the first place????


    Oh yeah, CYCLONES - those things can suck up a Triton in a minute
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    He fitted a Cortina 1500cc motor into a motor bike frame? And the GT version at that? My brother had a Cortina GT when they first came out, they were hot then and they would still take a bit of beating even now.
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    Never mind how long it takes a Triton to suck, those Cortinas were great. I wouldn't mind mind having one today. In fact, cars haven't really improved all that much over the last 20 or 30 years.
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    Wanted to buy - Positivie reputation points .... any condition .... enquire within.
    Hang on Stinky,

    You must spread some Reputation around before giving it to Sir Stinkalot again.
    Bugger!

    I'll have to burn a few spares down the bottom of the no-posters list and give you one tomorrow!

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    Quote Originally Posted by bitingmidge
    Hang on Stinky,


    Bugger!

    I'll have to burn a few spares down the bottom of the no-posters list and give you one tomorrow!

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    Quote Originally Posted by ozwinner
    Hey, Hey, Stinky, your on a promise.

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    Hmmmm....:confused: me thinks you are getting yours Stinks and Midges mixed up (which I can totally understand )
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    Also, you guys, lets get back on topic.... I don't think the 6" duct is big enough to suck up a Cortina (what kinda wood is that btw). Also, have you read my post re the Dust Collection articles ???
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    I have, but where do I get a 6" Cortina?


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