projects other than boats

Mc Tool

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Man you are a dork
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But ....I have seen plenty of other peeps projects and while sometimes it might not be to my taste I do respect the skill , workmanship and time that goes in to the project . While I might not like the Fiat Tipo shape I am really interested in the power train and the suspension and brakes .🙂
 

Mc Tool

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But ....I have seen plenty of other peeps projects and while sometimes it might not be to my taste I do respect the skill , workmanship and time that goes in to the project . While I might not like the Fiat Tipo shape I am really interested in the power train and the suspension and brakes .🙂
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This is my dream car .
1966 Austin Healey BJ8
 

tphoyt

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It’s a Cobra for me but I like the Healy as well.
There is a Cobra club that comes here once a year and I just drool.
 

Pmt133

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It’s a Cobra for me but I like the Healy as well.
There is a Cobra club that comes here once a year and I just drool.
My buddy built a kit car as a real one at this point is out of the question for most people... thing weights 2300lbs with driver and puts down 790 to the tire. Most ridiculous vehicle I've ever had the privilege of driving. :LOL:

He's on his third engine though. I told him to stop messing with the ford junk and throw a Chevy in it so it'll last more than a month. He didn't like that.
 

tphoyt

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It’s rumored that a guy that lives a couple towns over has an all original one. Not sure if it’s true but they said his car collection is 17 cars and quite incredible so it could be.
 

flashback

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back in the day, I knew a fella that shoehorned a 289 ci into an MGB. It was quick and a bit scarry but what a nice sound.
 

tphoyt

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I think the 289 and 327 went into a lot of things back in the day. They were great motors somewhat compact for the times and dirt cheap mod.
 

jbcurt00

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My uncle had a Sunbeam Tiger in college, and currently has an Austin Healey 3000 pulled apart in his basement as a 3rd restore prompted by it being 6+ feet underwater during an Ocoee river flood, IYKYK.
 
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