Maliburacr

Dave , your kinda lost, aren't you. Kelly still needs your bucks anyway. Bud Lefevre

Thanks for all the great photos, what was Mark's entry ? Any other info as to who won what ? Again, THANKS Bud

This was started by an old friend that passed away, I have been wanting to finish it for a wile now.

I realize this one is for a Charity, but this is the only build I have ever put on Ebay. http://cgi.ebay.com/ws/eBayISAPI.dll?ViewI...em=230121340955

My daily driver Only driven on weekends

Just got my latest issue , I want one of those gas powered air brushes. And some of the Carbon fiber spray paint.

http://cgi.ebay.com/ws/eBayISAPI.dll?ViewI...em=230121340955

http://public.fotki.com/Maliburacr/model-c...april-2007-32s/

Ken , I will Monday when the auction starts. I just thought that since we were on the subject of "PUT UP OR SHUT UP" I'd see if anyone else cares to "PUT UP" a build for a great cause.

I know FOR A FACT that he has BLATANTLY STOLEN the design for the Barton Hemi Super Stock intake from the master designed by Bud Lefevre. #1 > Fact....... that Barton Rat Roaster was MASTERED BY: Don Fahrni ! I like to get up in the morning, have my coffee and smoke and read my e mail. If I knew what my inbox was going to look like this morning I may have bypassed it this morning. I received numerous E mails directing me to this post. I would like to say that I DID master the Barton Intake that is cast by Perry's Resin. I still have the jig I fabricated to create the master, along with all the photos that I took of a friends ( Jeff Teuton ) car at Indy a few years ago. I DO NOT appreciate being called a liar! To say I am PISSED OFF would be a major understatement. Oh, and by the way, "Rat Roaster" is the trade mark of Edelbrock Co. and has nothing to do with Ray Barton Racing Engines. Bud Lefevre

I've been a member of SLM for to many years to count. Yes, it has it's flaws, but it has it's good points also. The one thing that has always ercked me ( and this is not SLM, but many other groups too ) is when someone asks for detail photos of a car that was raced 30 or 40 years ago , and then gets pissed off and leaves the group when nothing gets posted for a reply. WELL guys - there is no such thing as a "WAYBACK" machine. Unless you want to count Dr. Peabody's. I'm sure if any of us knew then what we know now, we would have taken those photos. Bud Lefevre

http://public.fotki.com/Maliburacr/model-c...pril-15th-2007/

I'm with Bill on this one, the craft wire is tin coated copper and very easy to bend.

I use the sheets from Detail Master, 4000, 6000, 8000 and then you need very little polish.

Your looking for Detail Master DTM-3225 1/24-1/25 60's Style Tachometer $9.95