Here are some new pics. The motor is a model B with a Hal single cam head with Winfield C carbs mated to a C4. The wagon I found at Turlock this year. Dig that crazy cast aluminum windshield.
Thats lookin good I btted this post after doing a search for tanks. Slazzen and I just turned up two. Im looking for ideas.
Hey bobby its looking great.. You have been busy.. Ready to hear that thing run man. ITs getting close huh
hey Bobby... glad to see you found one finally...mines sitting while i'm buried with other peoples cars...i have been gathering some great bits though... Cp www.juicebrakes.com
Bobby, That's some great craftsmanship you're doing there. Awesome that your building this. If this tank see's any action like your roadster, maybe the "Poontank"? Look forward to seeing more pics, Thanks for the updates too! Ken
WOW,, You chopped up a P-38???? I had one just like that but it was a 1954 Ford. HAHAHAHAHA. That looks both bitchen and safe. Well thought out and extreme quality build. I'm thinkin "dont blink" thats gonna haul a$$!!
Bobby Could you explain some of the drive train components. What is the transmission and the engine modifications? The car looks good.
There are a dozen threads on the Old Crow. Do a search. Some of those answers are in this thread. Others are fluid, engine changes from year to year.
I found a tank in Rapid City which is by an air base. The guy said he would give me $100 to haul it off his property. I am going to go retrieve it in a couple of weeks. I am thinking early hemi or flathead.
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