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    Dec 18, 2018 1 minute

    There Is A Light Spanish S2. 2017 purchase about £1500. The Smiths. About nine months by Craig Hutchison. GT 186. GT crank Dellorto PHBH BGM clubman. AF cassette clutch. AF 5 speed on BGM layshaft Craig Hutchison. Still running in but it has a very smooth power delivery and handle like a sweet ole girl. Scott Sharpe at Big Shed Customs. Paul Hunter did screen light and few other bits, top job! Time and money. Go for it you only live once. Think it will just evolve through time. Had a bigger bank account. I would like to thank Paul Hunter for the engraving, Scott Sharpe for the artwork, but most of all to Craig (Hutch & Son Speedshop) Hutchison for all his hard work, patience, and attention to detail. He is outstanding – very good at spending your money for you… lol, cheers Craig!

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