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Re: Shift rails
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Posted by Dick Davis on December 14, 1999 at 03:47:55 from (152.163.197.56):
In Reply to: Shift rails posted by RCA on December 13, 1999 at 10:44:41:
"For the Information of All Hands", as we used to say aboard Navy ships. What is the current price of shift rails? When someone posts a question here it is always answered. That's the good news. But oftent the answer is to go off line for the details. So the poster can get the information but any other interested party has to do his own further research. I propose that when you have received the exact answer to a posed question you provide that information in a follow up posting. A lot of us are mildly intertested in the "cost of doing business" in restoration and would really appreciate all the details available. Thanks to all the responders. Dick
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