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07-24-2004 09:17 PM #1
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Now THATS what I call a "Woody"....
Check this "Woody" out...Sometimes NOW are the "good old days"...
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07-24-2004 09:19 PM #2
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Woody 2
Now another angle...Sometimes NOW are the "good old days"...
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07-24-2004 09:21 PM #3
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Just in case you are still wondering....
Yes, those engine components are all wood.....I saw this ride at the Good Guys Pacific Northwest Nats last weekend. Pretty bitchen huh?Sometimes NOW are the "good old days"...
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07-24-2004 09:23 PM #4
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Is that a blown V-8 flat head.
~ Vegas ~
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07-24-2004 09:39 PM #5
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Heheh..yeah and if you look real close at that last pic, you can actually make out the "Edelbrock" carved into the head as well...amazing detail. I never did hear it run so I don't know if it even did. For that matter, I never did find the owner.
But, I spent about 15-20 min verfying that it wasn't just an incredible paint job...
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07-24-2004 09:46 PM #6
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is that the same car MBB posted a while back ? ........
" looks like some one got the draw knife out , after it ' and whittled out a new motor ........ !! "
"you've got much better pixs ....!
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Last edited by treekiller; 07-24-2004 at 09:49 PM.
"Whad'ya want for nuth'N, ..............aaa,rrrrrubber biscuit... ?"
"bad spellers of the word untie ! "
If your wondering how I'm doing I'm > " I'm still pick'N up the shinny stuff and passing open windows "
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07-24-2004 10:09 PM #7
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Yes, the car runs. And those heads are painted to look like wood, it's a Chebby underneath, but the body is the real deal (not steel)!
This guy's a real craftsman, with a twist of the.............shall we say unusual! His latest project is one that he's carving out of RUBBER!! No joke! All you pretenders who talk about being "different" don't even come close!
Your Uncle Bob, Senior Geezer Curmudgeon
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07-24-2004 10:19 PM #8
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RUBBER!! ????
is it a muStang ?"Whad'ya want for nuth'N, ..............aaa,rrrrrubber biscuit... ?"
"bad spellers of the word untie ! "
If your wondering how I'm doing I'm > " I'm still pick'N up the shinny stuff and passing open windows "
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07-24-2004 10:39 PM #9
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I should have know better!! And before Streets, or anyone else says it................................no, it won't be called a 1932 Trojan either!!!Originally posted by treekiller
RUBBER!! ????
is it a muStang ?
Your Uncle Bob, Senior Geezer Curmudgeon
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07-24-2004 10:41 PM #10
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Dame!
.Last edited by treekiller; 07-24-2004 at 10:44 PM.
"Whad'ya want for nuth'N, ..............aaa,rrrrrubber biscuit... ?"
"bad spellers of the word untie ! "
If your wondering how I'm doing I'm > " I'm still pick'N up the shinny stuff and passing open windows "
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07-24-2004 10:41 PM #11
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Thanks for the Info Bob. I never could seem to catch up with the guy and I refuse to touch somebody elses car just to "check" ('specially if they aint around) if you know what I mean.Originally posted by Bob Parmenter
Yes, the car runs. And those heads are painted to look like wood, it's a Chebby underneath, but the body is the real deal (not steel)!
This guy's a real craftsman, with a twist of the.............shall we say unusual! His latest project is one that he's carving out of RUBBER!! No joke! All you pretenders who talk about being "different" don't even come close!
Sorry for the double posting of the pix, I hadn't seen it before.
Cheers,
FirechickenSometimes NOW are the "good old days"...
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07-24-2004 10:51 PM #12
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I hope he doesn't use that stuff they used to make SUpeRBalls out of !!!
" that could be dangerous !
"Whad'ya want for nuth'N, ..............aaa,rrrrrubber biscuit... ?"
"bad spellers of the word untie ! "
If your wondering how I'm doing I'm > " I'm still pick'N up the shinny stuff and passing open windows "
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07-24-2004 11:42 PM #13
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Of course not...because if it was a '32 it woulda been a buck-skin...not a "trojan"...heheh...Originally posted by Bob Parmenter
I should have know better!! And before Streets, or anyone else says it................................no, it won't be called a 1932 Trojan either!!!
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