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absolutimus optimazational of the aluminatical materialus. i'm sorry, i have to start making words up Tim. there are NONE to describe this!!!!!!!!

exactly,........how does one go about complimenting you on this? abso-frickin-lutetely cool!!!!!!!

always here for you buddy.

thank you all!! i'm glad you're enjoying it.....maybe not as much as me but, hey........LOL!!

congratulations Tim!!!!! well deserved!!!! we'll have to celebrate this summer.

thanks guys.

What they said.....^^^^^^^^^

summer time is here and car shows are finally opening up. been busy getting the '37 finished up..... for now. of course it'll never be done. hope you enjoy. hope to see you at a show some where. video by George Watters.

uhhhhh,.........AWESOME!!!!!

always super impressive work John!!

very cool! love it!

very nice work Francis. having done one or two of these myself i can appreciate the time and effort involved. keep up the great work!

pure craftsmanship Tim. the results should be spectacular. you're gonna need an equipment upgrade....i need a 1:1 set of these babies!!!

outstanding Tim. your attention to the details is just mind boggling at times!!!!! well done buddy!!

...and the amazement continues............beautiful work Tim!!

WOW Tim!!!! that is awesome. what an incredible piece of ford history there. totally badass for sure!!!

This is REALLY looking good Tim. can't wait to see those awesome hemi heads on that block. it's the thing dreams are made of....

microscopic mayhem brother!!!!!

that's just crazy cool!!!!!

your drawing makes perfect sense to me Tim. the front cover / water pump turned out FANTASTIC!!!!!

any one have some pics of the dry sump system being talked about? i'd love to see it.

Tim, the block is looking fantastic!!! i'm really excited to see the cylinder heads and valve covers on this baby!!!! Merry Christmas to you and your family!!!!!!!!

SWEET!!! hey, i'm doing this 730 inch motor at home.....think you could make some stuff for me? LOL looks great Tim!!!!!

jason, just passing through and i saw your build. Awesome job! you are doing a fantastic job at scratch building. this should be off the hook when you're done. i have a comment or two for you. you're going to spend alot of time on this so, i'm guessing you want really good accuracy. you may want to build you're chassis with different sizes of tubing/ rod. tubing in a real cage runs from 1" up to 1 5/8". not saying bar placement needs to be perfect but, varying the diameters will help with the "look". here's some drawings with some helpful info. hope it helps.

i am speechless.......well ,except for saying i'm speechless. LOL!!