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  1. 06-02-2007 06:48 PM #1
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    Peace Baby............now where did I leave my beads and nehru jacket?

    Actually, I like it. Gonna make it my new screen saver.


    Thanks Denny,


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    Don good luck on the move and may no love bumps damage the goods. I call them that because i just moved the in-laws about 10 months ago.


    Your frame is looking so good even with out the body . I also think the milk crate and frame would work right now .
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    this is the way the "string" set up would look.
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    Thanks Mike for posting that. I like that method, and it totally squares the car.

    Haven't talked to you lately, how have you been?

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    Quote Originally Posted by Itoldyouso
    Thanks Mike for posting that. I like that method, and it totally squares the car.

    Haven't talked to you lately, how have you been?

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    ok i guess. i have built a few "drag and round track" cars with a string. you can set the tow end also.
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    Bobby: Thanks, I'm not looking forward to the move, but the end result will be better. More room and only on the 2nd floor, not the 3rd like now. (Bringing in groceries is lots of fun )

    James: Thanks. It is a little low, in fact, Dan looked at it the other night and said "do you think it might be TOO low?" And this is coming from Mr "never had a stock height car in his life." The front of the frame is 6 inches from bottom of frame to the ground, and the rear is 7 inches. I wanted it low, and will just have to watch speedbumps and possums. In person the relationship between the frame and high engine make more sense. It sort of reminds me of The Winged Express altered drag car.........sort of.

    BTW, done any more on your T? I've been watching.

    Denny: Hey, I like that. Now I have two screensavers to alternate. Thanks bud.


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    That's what you need Don, a big wing just like Wild Willie, just don't forget the glove.
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    Quote Originally Posted by NTFDAY
    That's what you need Don, a big wing just like Wild Willie, just don't forget the glove.
    They interviewed Willie one time, and he said he drove with one hand because he was hanging on for dear life with the other. Had to be one scary ride in that rocketship.


    James, can't wait for your next installment. It is starting to get really good now.


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