Bucket list: Craig Date builds even faster T-bucket
9 April 2016
“After owning one of the fastest T-buckets in the country in his youth, Craig Date decided to build one even faster 15 years on”
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“After owning one of the fastest T-buckets in the country in his youth, Craig Date decided to build one even faster 15 years on”
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