Crazy Ed

Well done job on a rarely built and little known of Car! Too be honest I'm happy you didn't mount the spare Tire as in the CanAm it wasn't used.

Not the Fastest ones. Lookup Jay Leno's and the 2 Engine, 4WD Hurst Hairy Olds

Yep.

Then there's one he did in '65, just a week or two prior to Rappers started makin' rhymes that had this in it: Ah get born, keep warm, Short pants, romance learn to dance get dressed get blessed try to be a success. Please her please him buy gifts don't steal don't lift, twenty years of schoolin' and they put you on the day shift ............... Bob covered a Lot of Ground in many different styles

Ol' Bobby Dylan's Lay Lady Lay

When I saw the Subject Line my first thought was OhBoy a '65 El Camino Camper build! Then I opened it and my first reaction was, awwww followed by Hey That's Great!! Well Done David.

Summit, Professional Products and Autoworks International all make EFI's that look like 4bbl's that hide the Injectors under covers that look like Float Bowls. And it wouldn't surprise me to learn there are more.

Dang, this is a rough one......... Ok, Who did it? ;-)

Medow Muffin by Clean Livin'. Some of my Brother's Friends gave it to me proceeded with the statement "Ed, when we heard the title Song we thought of you"

Another Valley Oldie, a '49 Caddie. A bit Sunburnt but what I could see was straight.

Saw these off of hwy 191 today. Oldest First. Lots of Rust in this Valley.

Tin Man, by America

Saw these while looking for Hawks to take Pics of on my way to Photograph Sandhill Cranes.

Mr Bojangles, written by Jerry Jeff Walker and covered most populary by the Dirt Band and Best by Sammy Davis Jr.

That's an easy question to answer, as they're in my sig!

Well I did better than I thought! '71 was a weird year for me. I "Dodged" the Draft by Joining the Army

Don't Pull Your Love by Hamilton and Frand I think..

Ya know Mark, if you're planning to display that in Public or Contests you're gonna need to put it under one of those Sneeze Guards from a Salad Bar to keep the Drool off of it!

What a fun wander down Memory Lane. Wouldn't the old AMT XR6 qualify for this topic?

Micheal, Thank You for sharing the Pictures, as there were some really Great Builds there. Would you happen to have larger or closer images of the 917's (/30, K and Langheck) along with the Sunoco 512M? It looks like Model Factory Hiro Kits are popular over there.

It's True, 'Cause for the rest of the Year you need the Top Up so the AC will keep you from turning into a Crispy Critter!

A Mary Kay Pink ANYTHING, including Tank!

The Hewland Transaxle from one of the AM McLaren M8B's removed fron the Chevy and mounted upside down will result in a simular looking Transaxle and if you really want to go into detail the rear plate will need some work. Another nice transaxle is in the Fujimi Porsche 917k.

Neither the '67 Coupe or Convertible Kits include Weber Carbs. What they have are basically long tube "injectors" with Velocity Stacks.

I LIKE IT. That's one of those Planes that if you Ever get the Chance, get as close to it as you can when it fires up. Well worth the effort!