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Copper Head Gasket Solution
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Dropacent
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Re: Copper Head Gasket Solution
Thanks Mike, I needed that!
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Steve Jelf
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Re: Copper Head Gasket Solution
Click the button below, before this video is removed from the internet.
Right, sign me up. Wanna buy a bridge?
The inevitable often happens.
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Re: Copper Head Gasket Solution
I enjoyed it too. I have had several battered gaskets.
Thanks
Thanks
When did I do that?
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Mike has solved the problem!!!!!
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Re: Copper Head Gasket Solution
Be sure to coat it with copper colored syrup.
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Re: Copper Head Gasket Solution
That was funny! And timely.
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Re: Copper Head Gasket Solution
For faster acceleration and higher top speeds, coat everything with several tubes of orange silicon stuff. No need for tedious scraping to get old gasket residue off! Apply orange stuff liberally and slap the head on and screw the bolts down... then fire up and hit the road! Your old car will have incredible new pep and power, just like the newest models, and you'll drive right by the gas pumps! You'll be amazed at the flashing speed and surging hill climbing power as you rack up the best gas mileage you've ever heard of! Oil consumption is eliminated! Leaky valves are a thing of the past! It's an overhaul in a tube! Don't Delay! Order NOW!