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3 Jun 2003, 22:20 (Ref:619754) | #1 | ||
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re: trackside muffs for kids
wasn't sure whether to drop this into the "Armchair Enthusiast" forum...
looking for sound muffs in a kds size seen all the sites for noise & construction but none made for kids' heads ??? i.e. http://www.northernsafety.com/images...0/P0040322.jpg & a racing badge would make them that much more... _h |
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4 Jun 2003, 23:19 (Ref:621255) | #2 | ||
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I think you might be able to get them from Racing Radios check on Nascar .com
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5 Jun 2003, 02:46 (Ref:621351) | #3 | ||
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Dear, oh dear, oh dear. The joy of slang.
Muff has another meaning in Australia and i can assure you, never mind the kids, the Dads would be happy to have some muff trackside. |
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5 Jun 2003, 03:01 (Ref:621358) | #4 | ||
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You're a shocker....
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7 Jun 2003, 09:17 (Ref:623682) | #5 | ||
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My three year old nephew was quite happy to wear adult sized ear muffs at the Australian GP and recent V8 meeting at Winton. They had enough spring and adjustment in them so they would fit on his head comfortably.
& Mr Paterson you definately are a shocker...... |
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