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Do these hemi valve covers on my SBC look fake?

Discussion in 'The Hokey Ass Message Board' started by Plowboy, Dec 18, 2006.

  1. Nads
    Joined: Mar 5, 2001
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    He's there, I knew he would, I was being serious even back then.
    Unless Plowboy does something really heinous like a multiple murder he wiil go down in hot rodding history.
     
  2. Doc.
    Joined: Jul 16, 2005
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    I'm diggin' that bubble top in a serious kinda way. Be sure to put air in that thing so it can actually be driven. The Hag looks great also. Check your pm's my friend.

    Doc.
     
  3. Nads
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    And Doc will be sitting on a million bucks.
     
  4. Wow, this would mean something that belonged to Rashy will finally be famous.

    Good Luck.
     
  5. Nads
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    Let's not go that far.
     
  6. Plowboy
    Joined: Nov 8, 2002
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    Nicky you can if you fit into the PVC "gimp suit" that I have in the basement. Of course you will also have to sleep in the trunk down there too.

    Fab 32, the Sea Hag is my dud. Haven't you heard? I failed miserably on the taillights that I used. Oh well, I had them on the shelf. ha ha ha I don't take a whole lot of credit on the Tommi Gunn either, The styling and what to cut was my idea, it was all done in my garage and I did some of the work, but Valentine did most of it. I was building the lander right next to it at the time.

    Wildwilly, dropping that plastic motor will be a WHOLE lot cheaper that dropping the real one. Ha Ha Ha

    As for my "day Job", I reckon I am a jack of all trades, but I am called an "Agronomist". Right now I am making Corn and Bean yield maps, tomorrow I might be out delivering seed or driving a truck, in the spring I may be piloting a sprayer, in the summer I walk fields looking for bugs and weeds and make soil maps of where to spread fertilizer. In the fall I make sure all of the satellite equipment is working in our dry fertilizer machines and give them daily uploads of the newest jobs to do.

    I usually put in a good 4 hours every night in my garage and I work 12-16 hour days in the garage on the weekends that I have off from my "real" job. As for what my wife thinks, it is better than sitting in a bar all night swilling down $2.50 beers isn't it? Besides, she gets the remote if I am not in the house! Sometimes I do get home from work and just lay on the couch and watch TV and scratch myself.

    The cisco kid taught me that if you go out to the garage and do 3 things a night that eventually you will run out of things to do. I don't see how people can NOT do anything when they have a huge pile of parts laying there. I don't exactly live a healthy lifestyle, I like Cheeseburgers and beer, a lot. I will probably be dead at 50 from a coronary so I want to do as much as I can while I still can.

    I wish I was half as good as everyone thinks I am. I just make it all up as I go along. Ha Ha Ha ......I still don't know how to time a motor. I will have to have a buddy come over and get the hag running for me. Ha Ha Ha
     
  7. Plowboy
    Joined: Nov 8, 2002
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    I am not sure about the air thing, I don't know how to pull it off on an open engine car.

    I have been asked what I am going to call the car, some of the candidates are:

    Mulletron
    Electric Gypsy
    Teslatron
    Hemiroid
    Metallicoid
    Greasertron
    Rat Roid
    Beertron

    But I kind of like the "Atomic Punk"
     
  8. theHIGHLANDER
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    How about inFINity? Saw the 'Lander at Autorama. Real vision. Who does your paint work? Gotta say that's the best use of such stuff I've seen. Now lay off them cheeseburgers so you can keep doin it til your Hines' age!
     
  9. yngrodder
    Joined: Dec 1, 2002
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    The frame looks good Ill take some pics of it in the next day or two. For some reason it is in my garage and my coupe is setting outside, Im not going to post pictures of the ass crack you will just have to hang out with us this summer and see it yourself. The bubble is looking good and the front frame rails are going to look awesome with all that shiny stuff hanging out there.
     
  10. monsterflake
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    nads, you'll have to take advantage of southwest's bargain non-stops, and drag your ass up to the midwest. i've got a couch reserved for ya...
     
  11. Doc.
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  12. Roothawg
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  13. Nads
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    How about The Plowlife, with plow pronounced with a low, not how, the Injun greeting.
     
  14. FRITZ
    Joined: Sep 6, 2001
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    I can not belive you actualy bought "CHROME" parts! Yer gonna have to clean shit now, My God "CHROME" from uranis??????? who would-a thought,...................Ya gonna let me paint it ;)
    FRITZ
     
  15. 52pickup
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    I believe, though I am not entirely sure, that toyota prius hybrids have an electric a/c compressor... that, if it exists, would be the way to pull it of on an open engine.. will probably take a hell of an alternator to run it though, if it even runs on 12 volt.

    the bubbletop, along with the rest of your cars, is already amazing. I wish I had one tenth the drive to get out in the garage as you do, though, you just motivated me to go out right now, so thanks for that!
     
  16. That is exactly why you are so good. Your new project is going to be wicked.
     
  17. KING CHASSIS
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    Plowboy bought me a beer at the Creative Customs Christmas party and still hasnt called me yet.:D
     
  18. kustombuilder
    Joined: Sep 18, 2002
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    the Hag sure looks good sittin out side. i like the stock grill and hood with no fenders.

    the bubbly top should be neat too. wish i was a rich farm boy like you :D
     
  19. tdoty
    Joined: Jun 21, 2006
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    I showed up Saturday afternoon to pick up some parts being relayed to me, and ended up hanging out and sort of helping on Jimmy's chassis. Had a blast!

    I had my camera, extra batteries and a 1 meg SD card so I could take pics .................. and here is what I got:

    seahag2.jpg

    Yup, that's the pic I took! Plowboy's place is really easy to find, just cruise through the cornfields until you come to the place with all the cool shit outside the garage! Last time I was there, it was the Lander and the Spacetruck.

    If I had the $$$$, the Tommi Gun would have a new home - hell, I'm close enough :D Should have scraped together my pennies and bought that Buick in the shed before someone else got to it too!

    Funniest thing about Saturday, for me? I got a Model A chassis I should be building ................... and I spend my one day off out of 2 weeks helping build a frame for someone else's A :eek: :rolleyes:

    Tim D.
     
  20. monsterflake
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    how about The Astral Projecter...
     
  21. Plowboy
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    Tim D got to see exactly how dysfunctional we really are out in the garage. ha ha ha

    Kustombuilder, my money tree has just about been picked clean. I guess I need to plant another one.

    Fritz, I am only trying to keep up with you, "Player's Ball". Ha Ha Ha

    I will have to check out the toyota hybrid thing. Interesting. I don't think running it off of the driveshaft would work because while you were cruising the grounds at low idle, I don't think the compressor would spin fast enough. I will have to ask the Cisco Kid. He works on that stuff often enough to find out.
     
  22. glassguy
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    so does this mean i dont have to keep it a secret anymore?? it looks like buford t justice dropped off the savoy!! well i cant wait to see this progress, its gonna be sick for sure!! i used to have about 1/2 your ambition until i figured out how to use this computer! i gotta stop trolling for pigs, and work more!!

    ps i was kinda thinkin the hag would look decent chopped..
     
  23. glassguy
    Joined: Feb 12, 2003
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    hey i was just thinkin. i wonder if you could use an industrial sky light for the bubble?
     
  24. HotRodDrummer
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    I think that has to be one of....no THE stupidest idea's I've ever heard!!hahaha It'll never work!!hehehe:D
     
  25. Plowboy
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    I am going to build the body first then worry about what bubble would look the best on it. You really should stop trolling for trannies on the internet. It is bad for your image. Ha Ha Ha

    Fritz and i were talking about having some shirts made that said:

    "I visited Neverland Ranch and all I got to do was blow bubbles" Ha Ha Ha

    Hotrodrummer, I thank you for you undying support!
     
  26. rbroadster
    Joined: Mar 23, 2005
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    Plowboy,

    Everything's looking great.

    Wish I had the room and the funds for the Tommi Gun, it'd be mine fo sho !!

    Wanted to reply to the thoughts about the hybrid A/C compressor. Don't think this would be a good fit for you. True, it does run off of about 8V input, but it has an internal inverter that steps up to 244V. Due to that amount of current draw, the input amperage comes from the HV (high voltage) battery in the hybrid system and NOT the 12V battery that runs the other (lower draw) systems. Hope this helps.

    Look forward to seeing you in Indy and Louisville again this year.

    - RBR
     
  27. Clark
    Joined: Jan 14, 2001
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    So....what is going to Detroit? I guess you'l be upstairs soon signing autographs. It will be Ok we'll get a cardboard cutout of YOU! :)
    Clark
     
  28. Johnny Black
    Joined: Jun 27, 2005
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    I guess you've already decided on the name. But if you changee your mind you can always name it "The Grotum" HA!:D
     
  29. Nads
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    If it's OK, may I dust the cardboard cutout every fifteen minutes?
     
  30. monsterflake
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    you gotta get to detroit first...

    maybe you can sell autographs to fund the trip! you've gotta be a bigger draw than bill goldberg or the guy from pinks.

    the cardboard cut out of plowboy can share your booth. we'll have rotating shifts of volunteers use plowboy's rubber stamp "autograph" for the teeming throngs of admirers.
     

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