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  2. landman

    Hi Ken, are you still in business?

    Regards, Pat

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    2. landman

      landman

      I'd like a quote on two straight 8s, one Pontiac one Buick, shipped to P5N 2M2 in Canada.

      Thanks, Pat

    3. Ken Kitchen

      Ken Kitchen

      Pat,

      The engines are $18.50 each. Shipping to Canada would be $15.00. However given the long lines at the P.O. because of the holiday you'd have to wait for shipping until after Christmas. As there's no way I want to stand in line for an hour or more to mail a package with the customs forms etc.

      Ken

    4. landman

      landman

      PM sent.

  3. landman
    A Porsche engine was on the forklift anticipating the arrival of the customer. However, he showed up in a Bonneville pickup with no tailgate. The engine will have to be switched to the hoist.
  4. landman
    Porsche 914-6. SOHC Flat 6, 2L./110 hp. This is the rather plain Revell unit which I detailed a bit to give it life.
  5. landman
    Ah, OK. I was planning to use it. In any case I'll paint it and will dry fit it. If it doesn't cut t, I'll just install the stock bumper. as for direction, I'm looking at this. I have a copper color that is close. the only drwaback to this is I won't be able to use the provided seat inserts.
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    I was planning to. Do you want it? I could live with just the fender skirts.
  7. landman
    Took this out of the box and started sanding & filing.
  8. landman
    Oh I love this. ?
  9. landman
    Coming right along.
  10. landman
    I am not that sophisticated Carl. All joking aside, I am using a Model Master color called SAC Bomber Green at the suggestion of a member here.
  11. landman
    Don't worry about it. The first part of my question was about the car (which looking back on it wasn't clear at all), then yes about the blower. As for the carbs, the instructions call them "weber" but in quotation marks. Is that because they weren't sure?
  12. landman
    More engines. Lincoln Zephyr V12 Ardun and a Pratt & Whitney R-1680 radial
  13. landman
    I thought the lower case o was a typo but it is actually correct. Here's what I found, didn't know that: Not mentioned in the previous post, but perhaps everyone knows, S.C.O.T. stood for Supercharger Company Of Turin. Or so the legend goes.
  14. landman
    Here is one of mine. It is scratch built. http://www.modelcarsmag.com/forums/topic/123724-1974-dodge-bighorn-done/page/6/
  15. landman
    Thanks guys. I might just build the stock version for the collection and put the supercharger in the dio somewhere until I need it to put into a project.
  16. landman
    1937 Ford V8. L-Head V8, 221 cu.in./85 hp.
  17. landman
    Yes. Before there were places the fork lift couldn't access and they had to transfer stuff to dollies etc. Now they can bring it just about anywhere.
  18. landman
    It is slightly used but will fulfill the needs.
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  20. landman
    1937 Ford Panel Truck Modifications: 460 cu.in. V8 Modern large wheels with low profile tires. Nascar type rear suspension
  21. landman
    Thanks Leroy. Does the arrangement have a specific name?
  22. landman
    Did that thing actually exist? Is the supercharged engine based on something real or is it a figment of someone's imagination? I have never seen a supercharger like this, almost like a Latham but more modern.
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    ?
  24. landman
    And here it is.
  25. landman
    Now I need to add some color.
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