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  1. 03-12-2011 10:31 PM #5521
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    I made a couple of videos if you are interested in watching. The first is a slide show and about 12 minutes of the car being built and what I did along the way. The second is the one to watch if you don't have much time. It is of the car being fired off for almost the first time. It sounds very nice to me.http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=f02VfBJ2mushttp://www.youtube.com/watch?v=QjNBirXq5S0
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    Always a good moment when you hear that first sign of life...........nice exhaust note!
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    Quote Originally Posted by Bob Parmenter View Post
    Always a good moment when you hear that first sign of life...........nice exhaust note!
    Yes it is exciting and thank you.
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    Great videos of your build, and what a nice job you did! The engine really has a sweet ring to it!
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    Quote Originally Posted by stovens View Post
    Great videos of your build, and what a nice job you did! The engine really has a sweet ring to it!
    Thanks Stoven. Now I have to figure out the radiator hoses.
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    Sounds great! Been wondering what these new Hemi's sound like when NOT in a Dodge truck and all restricted on the exhaust! Glad I got to hear your's, the '36 will probably be at Upholstery for awhile yet!
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    Quote Originally Posted by Dave Severson View Post
    Sounds great! Been wondering what these new Hemi's sound like when NOT in a Dodge truck and all restricted on the exhaust! Glad I got to hear your's, the '36 will probably be at Upholstery for awhile yet!
    I know what you mean. I listened to a few on youtube and they sound nothing like mine.
    What color is the interior going to be on the 36?
    I probably wont have my interior done for quite a while. I need to start making some money now instead of spending what I don't have on my 36.
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    Quote Originally Posted by Mr Smith View Post
    I know what you mean. I listened to a few on youtube and they sound nothing like mine.
    What color is the interior going to be on the 36?
    I probably wont have my interior done for quite a while. I need to start making some money now instead of spending what I don't have on my 36.
    A natural leather color, then a lighter color for accent, should look really good.

    PS--- The guy doing it is 87 years old!!!! Or 87 years young in his case, only does cars he likes for people he likes!!!
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    Quote Originally Posted by Dave Severson View Post
    A natural leather color, then a lighter color for accent, should look really good.

    PS--- The guy doing it is 87 years old!!!! Or 87 years young in his case, only does cars he likes for people he likes!!!
    One of your pics showed the upper part of the back seat. Will he be redoing that Or will that be the color? I didn't get that close of a look.

    Good for you for having someone like that to do the interior. And good for him for being the way he wants to be.
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    Quote Originally Posted by Mr Smith View Post
    I made a couple of videos if you are interested in watching. The first is a slide show and about 12 minutes of the car being built and what I did along the way. The second is the one to watch if you don't have much time. It is of the car being fired off for almost the first time. It sounds very nice to me.http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=f02VfBJ2mushttp://www.youtube.com/watch?v=QjNBirXq5S0
    Wow what a cool sounding car. Great videos. First startup on a hot rod project is always fun. It's like hearing a child's voice for the first time. It's a great motivational boost. Nice work.

    I had a momentous occasion myself today. After over two years of work, I drove the Vicky for the first time today, and believe it or not, everything worked, except the timing needs some tweaking.

    Here's a video of it:
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    Quote Originally Posted by Joe G View Post
    Wow what a cool sounding car. Great videos. First startup on a hot rod project is always fun. It's like hearing a child's voice for the first time. It's a great motivational boost. Nice work.

    I had a momentous occasion myself today. After over two years of work, I drove the Vicky for the first time today, and believe it or not, everything worked, except the timing needs some tweaking.

    Here's a video of it:
    http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Bi7_8CH4Z94
    That Vicky sounds pretty darn nice as well. I bet you were tempted to take it out on the road. lol
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    So cool!

     



    Mr Smith and Joe G so cool about your cars coming to life! Awesome! Awesome!
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    Very cool videos. I like the blue on off button!
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    Those are awesome videos, guys! I'm a little jealous, you"ll be cruising this summer and I'll still be in pieces. Joe, where did you get that start button? That thing is killer: I gotta have one!
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    thanks guys. That is a nice touch with the button Joe.
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