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Cool Start Carl!

Danny does excellent work and is a top notch person also.

Cool Build BK!!!!!!!!

Just a few more shots. Sort of happy with the Camo:

Here is a little progress on "The Vindicator". I was not happy with the first paint so in the tank it went. Twin Mini guns up front, Roof mounted .45 cal turrent and a slide out.50 cal in the back. Still have several things to do along with some weathering:

Absolute Fantasic example of the Sc-Cal lakester! Beautiful build Curt!

Absolutely Fantastic Curt!!!!!!!!!

Here`s some shots that may be of use: here is a link to the rest of them http://s17.photobucket.com/albums/b68/RonR1025/RUSTY%20GOLD/

You got now bud! Looking Good!

Great work Curt! You have me gathering parts to build my own belly tanker. Can`t wait to see it complete.

John, All I can think of to say is AWESOME! Just AWESOME!

Love the Midgets. Will be following this one.

WOW!!!!!!!!!Soon as I pick my jaw up off the key board and pop my eyes back in I will be able to enjoy the detail that is going into this build. Absolutely Fantastic Curt! There are some headers, I think, in the Revell Caddy Parts pack, that if you add header flanges to would look real close to the real deals. I have used a few of them on some of my Jalopy builds. So glad the EYR parts are working out for you. Hope it will be Ok to display some pics of the finished build on my site. I agree with Bernard, those louvers are Dead on!

Good choice Joe! I bought one just like it 3 months ago. Made a trip to Tenn. and averaged 31.8 mpg. you are right , at 297 hp that v6 has plenty of pep.

Clutter............I lose parts when its Clean,which is very seldom, LOL.

Never had any problems with Larry and I have ordered a ton of stuff from hime the last couple of years.

Excellent Bernard!

HERE IS A LINK THAT MAY HELP: http://www.legendarycollectorcars.com/featured-vehicles/race-cars/so-cal-belly-tanker-stripped-naked-we-have-the-photos/H

Absolutely AWESOME Ken!

Good looking engines. I just found intakes for duel webers so I guess I can get started on mine.

Dave , you have a PM.

Flathead with Ardun heads really fill up an engine bay.

http://s17.photobucket.com/albums/b68/RonR1025/Cookeville%202012/#!cpZZ2QQtppZZ16 Photos from the show:

How about these; http://s17.photobucket.com/albums/b68/RonR1025/Cookeville%202012/#!cpZZ2QQtppZZ16

Thanks for the compliments guys. I used a soild pc of tread plate on the trailer and the Exhaust are 1/6 alum. tubing. The Carbs are a pc of alum tubeing with a #5 braided line fitting slid over it. Good looking Kart William. As for Paddleboat speed , that would be a pretty quick paddle boat. With twin 6.05 McCulloghs and the size of the tires , you would be looking at a top end speed of between 120-140 mph.