The wood part was just pattern making for the eventual aluminum plate piece.
I wanna see what it's going in...I can't even imagine a road truck large enough for that to be shoehorned into.
Rene

The wood part was just pattern making for the eventual aluminum plate piece.
I wanna see what it's going in...I can't even imagine a road truck large enough for that to be shoehorned into.
Rene





The wood part was just pattern making for the eventual aluminum plate piece.
I wanna see what it's going in...I can't even imagine a road truck large enough for that to be shoehorned into.
Rene
what else can you say.....
It's just bad ass...
now there's a man that enjoys what he does.....took a concept and then actually made it work.....12 8-71's on nitrous....how crazy is that ???
very inspiring......
and yeah...I'd love to see it in a tractor pull..![]()
right AJ, he's just persuing a dream I guess. lucky bastard.It's in the latest edition of Hot Rod.
Going into a show truck. Custom from the ground up. Frame rails look like sky scraper foundation beams.
Yah, I know. I got nuthin against it...just kinda neutral to me, and I love diesels. No accounting for taste.
They tried turbines in Indycars in the late 60's, and a turbine car was the cover story on Hot Rod in 1967 (in the absolute heart of the muscle car era) - Parnelli Jones completely dominated the Indy 500 the first time he ran one until a transmission bearing broke with 4 laps left. The rest of the piston-driven field screamed like hell and they then changed the rules to effectively outlaw turbines.
Edit: I hope that guy never catches his beard in a blower drive belt...


Wow, and my "big" dream was to take one of the larger GM chassis trucks from the 80's and put a 'Burb body on the back. Keep the funky fender flares in the front, match that with the dually flares in the back. Rockwells, or bigger like from the 4X4 PG&E trucks out here. And, a 6-71 two-stroke turbo/super charged, or just supercharged.
This guy blew my dream truck away! LOL
Clay