landman
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Why didn't I think of that? Sheesh!
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Cut the piece that stuck up and laid it down, then gave it some piping to provide a more finished look.
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Modified the weird manifold and mated it to the stock runners to give something similar to your photo. Now do the float chambers go to the back or front?
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For the pitch? What else do I need to ask?
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Absolutely. It started out in Valcourt Québec, making snowmobiles, then muskeg tractors and various swamp buggies then moved into rail cars and then into planes. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Bombardier_Inc.
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That is where I got my photos, from that same lady whose name and address are shown. I'm looking for a 1:1 to get some measurements.
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How did you peel the paper off the drywall?
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Looks like they were trying to copy the Fenton type intake but didn't see the headers so they made it fit the original somehow. I already have a '37 216 in the collection so I thought i'd do the "hotrod" version but that intake somehow looked suspicious. thanks for the info.
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Looking at how to match or terminate the body's character lines. The spares are made. It looks like the only thing required to turn a Duesenberg interior into a Packard interior is a Packard dashboard. Since there will not be a division window I'll have to close that gap somehow.
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Thank you Bill. What do you figure the carbs might be? Mony possibilities I suppose.
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Is the custom engine in this kit based on a real engine or is it the designer's imagination's product? If it is real what are the components, dual carbs and that fancy intake manifold?
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MARMON c o e 86" cab
landman replied to CRUSADER2's topic in Model Trucks: Big Rigs and Heavy Equipment
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Glad you like them David.
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Chevrolet's first big block, the 348, here with Tri-Power option. OHV V8, 348 cu.in./ 280 hp.
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The chassis is waiting patiently in the gloom while we discuss paint schemes.
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It is early yet but I'm looking at paint schemes.
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Glad you like it. Sometimes I wonder what I got into here. But it is taking shape.
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Mr.Karayel, you are an artist. ?
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They sure come in handy. One day i was at my daughter's and there were some Legos lying around. So I asked my grandson how much he wanted for them He said $2.,. So I gave him $5. They ave paid for themselves many times over.
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Wheel alignment on the Lego machine.
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Thank you Casey.
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All I seem to find are 1:35. Any 1:24 or 1:25?
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What did you see on the road today?
landman replied to Harry P.'s topic in General Automotive Talk (Trucks and Cars)
Leslie, my guess it was part of a tractor and has been set up as an external power plant, likely PTO by belt. -
Made some blanks for the fender wells.
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Yup, the one on the right. Don't worry, Tom, I'm a frame straightener too.
