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02-22-2005, 11:11 AM
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I'm thinking a two-tone blue and white mid '60s Chevy Pick Up with a straight six and a set of Webers. But that's much later, the boat was just an exercise for the flames... - Mark
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02-22-2005, 01:03 PM
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Re: Hemi Hydro Finished
Beautiful hydro!
We have/had a hydro freak here in Sweden some years ago. One of his favorite tricks when he had a new passenger with him was to give part throttle and then pull it back again. When the boat sat down again he gave full throttle on the bounce resulting in a "wheelie" (pardon the expression) and took of with the nose high in the air. I now I crap my pants if somebody did that to me without further notice and yes, I want one to. Sorry for the OT text, but it's a fun story and I wanted to share it with you. Cheers! Niclas |
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02-22-2005, 01:10 PM
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Re: Hemi Hydro Finished
Awesome job!
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If it were real I wouldn't even go for a ride in it, way too nasty, if it were a car that'd be a different story, no fear of drowning on terra firma... - Mark
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Oh yeah...........Now, that just ROCKS Mark........
Great build of an old kit. I've only ever seen a couple of these made, they run a poor second, a looooonnnnng way behind ya...... Motor looks wicked, as do the flames. I'd step up to the plate for a ride,.........if I was a tad smaller...lol... cheers stump |
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Re: Hemi Hydro Finished
It must sound like war in that boat. HEMI Sweetness!
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Thats awesome and inspiring, thanks!
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Re: Hemi Hydro Finished
Awesome boat! It's going to look mighty nasty behind a nice tow car to! Keep it up Scale Master!
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