Thread: Build your mini woody wagon
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11-29-2003 03:21 PM #1
Build your mini woody wagon
If you were to build a hot rod mini woody wagon.
(1961 Morris Traveller.)
What kind of engine would you use?
What color code would you paint it?
Let's get creative.
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11-29-2003 08:19 PM #2
Well lets see here.......
How's about a 90 deg. V-6 hilborn injected motor.........
Done in all Walnut sanded to perfection.................
Painted Kandy Oriential Blue Over a black pearl base......
with some Kandy Tangerine FLAMES...................
Well you came to the right place for us to help you spend your money
Really build it how YOU want it, thats the true style, not some one elses ideas.
But we sure can help if ya need it
Spray
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11-30-2003 05:26 AM #3
Blown and injected 514 Ford with a 5 spd Lenco and reverser (don't all them handles look great) running on alcohol. Not a carpenter, so I'd lose the wood. Then go race Streets !!!Yesterday is history, tomorrow is a mystery, Live for Today!
Carroll Shelby
Learning must be difficult for those who already know it all!!!!
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11-30-2003 07:25 AM #4
I'd stay with the 4.3 V6 in hopes of not having to do major surgery to the nose to get it to fit. Then, I'd whipple supercharge it and mate it to a TH350.
Front suspension should be torsion bar (maybe cut out the front of an Isuzu P/U thay have a boxed frame with twin "A" arms and torsion bars) to save space for the engine and the rear should be a 2 speed Halibrand adapted to airbags.
Body? Black laquer on the wood with red laquered accents and matching red on the steel bits. A luminous ghost flame job on the hood/front fender area and the thing might look cool. The "grille" needs to be opened up all the way to the chrome ring that surrounds the current grille. Smooth out the turn indicators and put turn bulbs inside the headlamp housings. Remove the daft hood ornament, grille badge, push gaurds on the bumper and relocate the mirrors to where god intended them (on the top doorframe).
That's a good start IMO.
Abe
P.S. Street is this a "Kidney pie burner"?
Yep. And I seem to move 1 thing and it displaces something else with 1/2 of that landing on the workbench and then I forgot where I was going with this other thing and I'll see something else that...
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