Check out this old book!!

[Enginefitter]

That's exactly what that is, ARRC, by the way I like your wit in your posts.

I had one for awhile and made some money with it because it came with some classic car iron-ons, quite a few actually.
I bought it on ebay and sold it on ebay. The only thing is it weighs alot and s/h wasn't cheap.
The one I had looks just like the one in the picture.

If I may make a suggestion, I would try to find a screen printing/embroidery with-in driving distance and see if they would like it.
With the NFL playoffs starting they may have access to some iron-ons.

Cyberdan is right also, it does do multiple things.


I hope this helps.

Engine

 

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[GibH]

I probably would have bought the heat press.

 

[ARC]

MAN just think of all the hot pressed sandwiches you could make with that T-shirt press !... Cubans ! ... man I could go for a good Cuban sandwich off that press right now.

 

[DirtyHowi]

Besides the old books someone also donated a large suitcase full of Legos. There were tons of them!

dude, legos are gold, those things aint cheap, even on ebay, the little men parts (bodies, legs, heads) retail for upwards of 15 bucks.

i might have to drive to florida to find those.

 

[Beachkid23]

dude, legos are gold, those things aint cheap, even on ebay, the little men parts (bodies, legs, heads) retail for upwards of 15 bucks. i might have to drive to florida to find those.

They all needed hand washed... Hand washed!! Blah! They look like they sat in somebody's garage with the lid off for two years.

 

[DirtyHowi]

i'd run em through the dishwasher (if you have one). otherwise the plastic is hard enough to be put through the washing machine in a mesh bag (see post about 6 kids).

 

[diggummup]

I have one of those dry mount laminating presses made by Seal Inc. It's been sitting in storage for years now, couldn't even get $20 at my yard sale for it. Looks like this one-

 

[FragFox]

Great find! The spine looks oddly familiar to me. I think I might actually have this book so it looks like I'll have to go check now.