aluminum 27 roadster??

just add water????????

 

Looking good Zach! I keep pouring water on it but nothings growing=Lol!

 

That wrench is huge

 

not sure whats wrong with your water kevin??
maybe try adding a touch of bonneville salt???

its working for me?

roadstar.....you should see my TV!!

 

Very nice......don't let my kids see that TV set, I'm already having trouble with "we NEED a big, widescreen Plasma dad"......

There is a guy over here making T and A roadsters in aluminium (we spell, and pronounce, it with an extra i here).

Real nice work......not cheap..... as you would expect.

He also makes steel 27 bodies, as does another guy up North.

When I finally accept that I can't find an original rear section, but can't bring myself to go tuperware, I will just have to find the dollars......I have had two cowls and a set of doors and been looking for a rear section for about ten years.

 

Looks like you have to much time on your hands, I'll have to give you a key to my shop, since I can't find the time
Looks good now supersize it!

Me-oh

 

why arent you working?


this is it for today...gotta work tomorrow
kinda fun working on something that doesnt matter

 

make the other side and build a go-kart outta that man!

nice work

 

Zach,
That's too one sided=Lol!!!!! Very impressive!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Hey guys This kid is one big ***et to the HAMB!!
He has some cool ideas in his head, Throw a comment in here on this thread. I think that Zach has killer talent and should be recognized.

 

Awesome work as usual Zach!

Yup! Zach is a genius.

 

very nice,

i love looking at great craftmanship.

gary

 

thanks everyone
i thought you guys might get a kick out of this....
im just waiting for the jalopy behind it to leave (dawg on snow!!) so i can start on another full size car
i dont really have room right now so i have to build-um small!

this will probably end up as a wall hanging all lettered up with wheels and whatnot...once i find some suitable wheels

thanks
Zach

 

added a cowl

 

And now it looks proportionately correct. Great work Zach!!!!!!!!!!

 

just a bit on the thin side

 

Impressive... This one is strong in the force.

 

**** me, thats great!

 

How come every time I bang on aluminum all I do is put dents in it, even when I have a buck. OH ya, very cool work Zach very cool.--TV

 

Nice work, man!

Guys - Zach bangs that out without a buck; the nose on the car in the background is completely hand hammered free-form metalwork.

I'm kinda partial to the background vehicle, personally...

 

as of an hour ago, i can see why you'd have ALOT more interest in that jalopy in the background

 

Hey Zach,
you got the measurments wrong !!
It's too small

 

i knew i was off somewhere

 

Nice work! What's going in it for a motor?

Is that the project you are going to run mechanical brakes on?

 

i doubt this one will get any motor or brakes...
i cant find any small enough

 

Take up casting and make a one third scale Offy for it...