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What engine is that Claude?

May as well follow suit. I only have 3. The blue body was a gift from a friend and was built around 50 years ago. I think I used the chassis somewhere else. The gray Tudor is an old build as well, early 80's. It was built during my clearcoat over colored plastic phase. The phaeton is newer, perhaps 30 years or so. The brown one is the original build and the red one is the same after restoration.

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Thanks Dennis, have you seen my engine threads?

The Suburban will be out of the box which should be refreshing, then the boat. I may have to build a couple of engines "while the paint dries".

This is the makings. It will either be a mahogany cruiser or a matching fiberglass runabout like in the first photo. I which case it will have 1959 appendages.

This is the inspiration.

Merci.

Nice job Gary.

Custon car hauler.

Added the bumper. Other than the license plates I consider it done. Thanks for watching.

Chrysler 300C Hemi (2005). OHV V8, 5.7L/340HP.

Chevrolet 348. OHV v8, 348 cu.in/250 hp. Developed thru 305, 315 and 320hp.

Maserati 3500GT, DOHC L6, 3.48L/ 232 HP.

And then some!

Sneak preview.

Now that it is rebuilt, let's get it ready for shipping.

Painted the body molding, added tail and marker lights as well as the winch.

I tried. Home made decal.

Added fuel lines.

Completed the wiring. All that is left is the carb linkages and fuel lines. I doubt I'll be able to duplicate the cam cover details. Thhose lines are pretty fine and I'm not sure my printer can go that small and stay clear.

Carl, I used 7 strand beading wire. While it provides the proper effect it is not easy to work with as it is stiff. So you smear CA on the drum, wind several turns and clamp, and so on.

Added venturi tubes to the velocity stacks and monted to the carbs.

Added cable to the winch.

Interesting. A friend of mine had his out juste the other day.,