Swing's original SRT chesties *SOLD OUT....SORRY

[macswan]

Very nice I have one of the first RR's Kevin sold and a black one from the second batch....there were very few black ones made most were red....a few frankenrunners....I use the black one most these days.....this was a baby bump friction plate that I machined down to stock...me no bumpy....View attachment 38578

Looks just like mine

 

[islandarb]

OK so this batch is sold out SORRY....won't be making anymore....PITA

 

[96coal449]

OK so this batch is sold out SORRY....won't be making anymore....PITA

That blows sweaty moose balls @swingdude. I'd much rather give you my money than some company. I prefer to share my coin with the "little guy" instead. That's it! I want those moose balls shipped back to me Immediately! GOOD DAY!!!

 

[TimBr]

OK so this batch is sold out SORRY....won't be making anymore....PITA

Hey, swingdude! I know this is probably asking way too much, but if by "won't be making anymore....PITA" you mean that you really are never going to be making any more chesties, maybe you would not mind publishing in the open forum your specifications for making them ourselves. I own a Speedy Stitcher hand held sewing device that works amazingly well, if slowly. If you published the various lengths of webbing needed, and parts numbers for the buckles, we could all make our own.

Also, if you bothered to do that, at the same time you could publish an address at which you would not mind receiving mail from strangers. People could send you cash or checks unsolicited by way of saying thanks for sharing your ideas. No labor on your part after the initial time spent writing up the instructions for assembly. Maybe the money would come in at a steady trickle. Just a thought.

Tim

 

[islandarb]

Hey, swingdude! I know this is probably asking way too much, but if by "won't be making anymore....PITA" you mean that you really are never going to be making any more chesties, maybe you would not mind publishing in the open forum your specifications for making them ourselves. I own a Speedy Stitcher hand held sewing device that works amazingly well, if slowly. If you published the various lengths of webbing needed, and parts numbers for the buckles, we could all make our own.

Also, if you bothered to do that, at the same time you could publish an address at which you would not mind receiving mail from strangers. People could send you cash or checks unsolicited by way of saying thanks for sharing your ideas. No labor on your part after the initial time spent writing up the instructions for assembly. Maybe the money would come in at a steady trickle. Just a thought.

Tim

Hey Tim I will do you an even better thing....send me your address via PM....I will send you one FREE....then you can take measurements and post it on Tree buzz...just give me a mention...lol

 

[TimBr]

@swingdude; Done.