pulzcul "Chasinrainbows" Silver Member Jan 7, 2014 #1 I don't suppose there is any way to bring a dead rail back to life?
realkingcobra Well-known member Silver Member Jan 7, 2014 #2 pulzcul said: I don't suppose there is any way to bring a dead rail back to life? Click to expand... Sure there is, it requires a transplant....:grin:
pulzcul said: I don't suppose there is any way to bring a dead rail back to life? Click to expand... Sure there is, it requires a transplant....:grin:
cuesblues cue accumulator Silver Member Jan 7, 2014 #3 realkingcobra said: Sure there is, it requires a transplant....:grin: Click to expand... I know people in the elastomer business, I'll make some calls.
realkingcobra said: Sure there is, it requires a transplant....:grin: Click to expand... I know people in the elastomer business, I'll make some calls.
pulzcul "Chasinrainbows" Silver Member Jan 7, 2014 #4 realkingcobra said: Sure there is, it requires a transplant....:grin: Click to expand... ok ok Just wondering how good you guys really are!
realkingcobra said: Sure there is, it requires a transplant....:grin: Click to expand... ok ok Just wondering how good you guys really are!
