Finally done polishing alum parts for the Zinger

Gorgeous man, thanks.

 

thats sick

 

I just love the fact that this sits UPSTAIRS in your garage along with the digger! So cool! I'd love to get back over to your place again sometime! My buddies are jealous after I showed them pics from my visit last winter too.

 

You Got it made!!!!!!!!!!!!!

 

By the description,it sounds like the Mags that Mini Bikes/Go Karts used to run.
I know that some were 2 piece that bolted together.

 

Cool as hell Mark. Didnt you have a 57 Chevy about 5years ago?

 

Oh ok. I had that model when I was a kid. If I remember they were 1/43 or something.

 

sweeeeeeeeeeeeeeeet !!!!!!!

 

like mazooma man

 

Well now I have to add Mark to the paternity suit in search of my 'real' father. Dad? It's me your son... no don't hang up...

(Going to be tough sledding in court though trying to prove I have 10,000 dads...KiwiKev, Shakey, Sibley, Plowboy, B***, Ryan, Jess, Doc, Metalshap......)

 

Just wondering where will it end up? Is it something for you personally. I know when I make stuff I usually run out of room or I get bored with it after a while and I am lookinjg for room for the next piece of art to create. But this is something that requires a little more room than your average piece of art............lol....... By the way your stuff just blows me away and I would love to be doing the stuff you are doing. But like many others I have to start off small inorder to work myself to your level. So with this being said when and what is the next thing you are working on because I can not wait for it . Oh yeah is the engine a mock up block because I am wondering how much this must weight..... and does is the steering actually functional? Damn I just can not get over this thing and would love to see it in person someday............WOW!

 

Very nice work!!! I love it!!!

 

You never cease to amaze us!

 

So are you thinking of the next project yet?.........

 

Looks great bud! How about bringing it to Detroit next month???

 

Awesome work. I thought the 57 looked like a "Big Deal" car. If I'm digging through an old "Hot Rod" mag. and find some of his art work, I have to cut it out to put into my file. Thanks for the post. Gary

 

I don't like it, I LOVE IT!

What's the history on the Road Knights Club Jacket from Davenport, in the background?
For a bunch of small town farm boys, 35 miles west of Spokane, they sure had some of the nicest cars in the Inland Empire back in the fifties and sixties.

 

I've seen your temps lately. I'll visit in the spring thanks.

 

interesting... someone has too much time and money on their hands.

when done can this actually run and drive? that is if someone crazy wanted to try/

 

Guess you didn't bother reading the whole thing huh??

 

Nice job Mark,you need to figure out how to bottle your ambition I could use a little of it.