Flame thrower

How do i make a homemade flame thrower for my stock 51 chevrolet fleetline

 

Seriously all I did was type flamethrowers into the search button..

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I love flamrethrowers.

 

www.tnga.org search there....all parts and wiring diagrams. This is what I used.

 

Park car outside in a safe place.

2" hole saw.

Bore hole in trunk lid.

Set clean metal oil drain pan on the trunk floor.

Put one gallon of 87 octane in the pan.

Shut trunk lid.

Give it 5-10 minutes.

Tape candle to broomstick.

Stand to the side of the car.

Light candle.

Hold lit candle to 2" hole in trunk lid while standing off to one side.

Two things will happen.

You'll have a hellacious flame shooting out the hole in the trunk.

Or . . . the trunk lid will blow off creating a stupendous light show.

Something akin to having a fireworks plant go up in flames.


Guaranteed, you'll get noticed.

That's what you want, right?

 

Here's a good one

 

Methane!