rubberrodder
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I helped my 6 year old grandaughter put together a die cast model car. A flat black chopped top '51 Mercury with wide whites and moon disc wheels.
It's a CTech build in Wisconsin, It awesome! It has a awning that goes over the whole thing. I have been working 12-14hrs days getting ready for our first race at COTA March 6. In between working on the car I have been stocking my new pitbox. I can't wait to use it at the track.
Building another one of these.
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Building another one of these.
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Are those the original stock wheels? They look a lot like the ones that came with a turbo Trans Am I had (81 model).Once I made it out to the garage I went to work on cleaning and polishing the wheels on the Puma. After 4 hours of hand sanding and then buffing and polishing I have the rear wheels done.
Before, and by the way they aren't painted that is aluminum oxide.
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Don't mind 22k it's all Aluminum Construction, observation deck, electrical, video data and communication system, holds 2 nitrogen bottles with build in regulators, disc brakes. The awning option was 4k which seems kind of crazy but it's folding and self contained on the pitcart and you don't have to mess with an E-Z up every session.Man. That thing is a pure awesomness. How much if you don't mind one asking?
Are those the original stock wheels? They look a lot like the ones that came with a turbo Trans Am I had (81 model).
Now I have to order new blades
Started converting my old Walker Turner band saw to variable speed with a treadmill motor. It runs much slower on the low end and it screams on the top end. Just need to clean up the wiring and fab up a guard for the cooling fan.
Would love to see a build thread on this conversion.![]()
rebuilt an antique cuckoo clock.
If you can live with a TM motor on a DP thread, here is mine:
http://www.garagejournal.com/forum/showthread.php?t=159224
