fresh thinking photos

[Shea Laking]

Look how the rack is mounted

Umm, uh, WOW!! That is the coolest T-bucket I've seen in a long time!

Regards,
Shea

 

[deerchooper]

alot of cool rides

 

[earthman]

 

[Gastrick]

 

[Shea Laking]

This one was in R&C, I believe, a couple months ago.

Based on a '79 F-150 cab. I'm not keen on the windshield, but I dig the overall concept.

Regards,
Shea

 

[bullet]

These are not huge ingenious ideas, but they're mine on my '50 Studie and I'm pleased with them.

Power Steer & Rad Overflow Reservoirs integrated into the rad cradle.

Trunk lid ducktail made using a second lid. It houses the licence plate light for the sucken plate.

 

[bullet]

Still my '50 Studie.
Underside of the tilt clip I fabbed a spider web to give the clip some support.

My clip stand when I remove the clip to work on the engine.

 

[FlatBroke]

Those look cool Bullet.

 

[bob w]

Your creative ideas are matched by your high quality craftsmanship.[cl Nice Bullet Stude, Bullet.

 

[Gastrick]

Yea Bullet, very nice.

 

[earthman]

Good work Mr. Bullet

 

[Shea Laking]

Okay, this Bullet guy is my NEW HERO!!!

Sweet car, sir. I'm diggin' your craftsmanship. Thanks for sharing your pics. I think that's the first place I've seen a metal cobweb that I actually liked.

Regards,
Shea

 

[rustydusty]

What the heck????

Shot this at Ocean City Cruisin' last year! It was so over the top I just had to get a picture. I think there is a 'roadster hidden in there somewhere. I think one of the most innovative body mods is Tripper's serverly chopped sedan!

 

[Sam_Fear]

Lose the snorkle and the candy paint job, and I'd like it.

 

[Flipper_1938]

 

[Lightning]

How cool is this

I want one.

 

[Shea Laking]

Cyclecars are really neat! Thanks for sharing this one, Flipper![P

Regards,
Shea

 

[Gastrick]

 

[Sam_Fear]

Any info on that GT? I wonder how well it worked or how efficient it was.

 

[Gastrick]

Any info on that GT? I wonder how well it worked or how efficient it was.

1939 Junkers Jumo 223 48 piston 24 cylinder 2 stroke diesel. It's supposed to have made well over 2000hp. Google "Junkers Jumo 223" and there is more information and some photos too.