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Re: Rare SP Helper move @ Cascade Summit 1986
Author: John
Date: 01-24-2020 - 15:19

T.I.Runout Wrote:
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> When did the term Red Zone when lacing the air
> hoses come about? What was the term that predated
> it?
>
> Usually something like "cuttin' em in", "in
> between", or just "air" did the job.
>
> It's a little broken in the audio, but sounds like
> he said "cuttin' em in".

Thanks for the info. "In Between" even sounds scary

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  Rare SP Helper move @ Cascade Summit 1986 HUTCH 7.62 01-23-2020 - 13:25
  Re: Rare SP Helper move @ Cascade Summit 1986 Tony Johnson 01-23-2020 - 14:30
  Re: Rare SP Helper move @ Cascade Summit 1986 J Mann 01-23-2020 - 14:44
  Re: Rare SP Helper move @ Cascade Summit 1986 John 01-23-2020 - 16:02
  Re: Rare SP Helper move @ Cascade Summit 1986 T.I.Runout 01-24-2020 - 01:58
  Re: Rare SP Helper move @ Cascade Summit 1986 John 01-24-2020 - 15:19
  Re: Rare SP Helper move @ Cascade Summit 1986 OPRRMS 01-24-2020 - 11:24
  Re: Rare SP Helper move @ Cascade Summit 1986 Jack S 01-23-2020 - 16:35
  Re: Rare SP Helper move @ Cascade Summit 1986 Seabee 01-23-2020 - 17:53
  Re: Rare SP Helper move @ Cascade Summit 1986 Railbaron 01-24-2020 - 18:35
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