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http://www.automotosport.info/?prikaz=vijest&id=222

This guy takes the cake for most elaborate and expensive carwash. click on the vid.


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Great vid... :shock: :shock: .....I actually found all that interesting....sad isn't it.

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His method puts a lot of stress on the stones. I wonder whether ancient engineers would use that technique on a stone that took months to transport to the site.

Come to think of it, though, if they used that pivoting method of transport, a stone with any weakness would probably have broken long before it arrived, maybe just yards away from the quarrying site.
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stones? did you read the same article I did?
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NoRRmad wrote:His method puts a lot of stress on the stones.
NoRRmad:

When I read the first line I thought you were referring to all the bending and twisting he did to get into every nook and cranny. :wink: But then the rest of your post went in an entirely different direction.

I think Scottybooj nailed it.
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Wow. I posted in the wrong thread. I was referring to the video posted that was about some guy building a Stonehenge single-handedly in his backyard. :oops:
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yeah, i didn't know if he was referring to his nutz...or if i posted the wrong link!
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Sounds like the method DSKYZD uses to keep his Roadster clean! :lol:
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scottybooj wrote:yeah, i didn't know if he was referring to his nutz...or if i posted the wrong link!
That was the first thing I thought of too.

I want him to clean my car, but then I would be affraid to drive it, and the truck would make him cry.
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