Have you put any thought to keeping the front fenders? I just think that the front fenders make the car what it is.
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Originally posted by johnnysrx View PostHave you put any thought to keeping the front fenders? I just think that the front fenders make the car what it is.
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Another option, keeping it euro. Scania V8 diesel maybe? Never heard anyone ever use one of those in a car before so it could be a cool build.Originally posted by aLaFleur
I've decided the best way to deal with rust is to just embrace it.
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13 liter CAT
Cummins ISX-Christian.
'91 318iS AW2/blk slow garage queen/build...
'02 ///M3 carbonschwartz 6MT daily beast
'37 Chevy pickup-garagequeen...
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Originally posted by philohlean View Post^ the ISX lol.... After working with them all summer, think it's safe to say he may run into figment issues-Christian.
'91 318iS AW2/blk slow garage queen/build...
'02 ///M3 carbonschwartz 6MT daily beast
'37 Chevy pickup-garagequeen...
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The ISX is definitely too big haha
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So people are calling about parts on the RR faster than I can get them off the car. Since I'm trying to use the disassembly of this car as a benchmark for a phantom restoration in the future I'm going to document the parts I restore before selling and share some of my newfound knowledge of the amazing engineering that went into these motor cars.
Here's the Carburetter to start (yes thats how they spell it), this is the before picture, although I had already cleaned off a lot of the grime when I took this. Its considered a 'late model' version referred to as a 'cats back' style that started being fitted in 1934. I hope to polish it to a mirror finish before selling.
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will you restore all the parts or do you leave it up to the customer how they want them? Some may want a bit of age on them. All though doubtful in the RR community; so just disregard my comment. lol
awesome work. I definitely envisioned this pouring out coal but a v12 would also be pretty sick.
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Originally posted by evilstar View Postwill you restore all the parts or do you leave it up to the customer how they want them? Some may want a bit of age on them. All though doubtful in the RR community; so just disregard my comment. lol
awesome work. I definitely envisioned this pouring out coal but a v12 would also be pretty sick.
I would love for this thing to be pouring out coal as well, still haven't made up my mind though.
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More brain-food:
force-fed Packard/Buick inline eight?
Or a radial aeroplane engine?
Lucas
Former daily: 2002 CLK 500 AMG - (sold) . . . . . . . . .
Project: 1986 W124 260E rebuild - (3.0 swap) . . . . . . . . . Follow me on IG : @loekaazDaily: 2004 Pontiac GTO. . . . . . . . . Daily Econobox: 2009 Mini Clubman CooperOriginally posted by LCGHigh 21! It's like a high 5 but includes both hands, both feet and a boner.
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Originally posted by chandlerGTi View PostI wouldn't polish the carb, RR guys are going to want that stuff restored to OE and it will probably be as valuable as is.They probably want all the casting lines and everything on them for that OEM sitting on the showroom floor look...
Edit: That straight8 is sick!Last edited by DER E30; 02-02-2015, 03:35 PM.-Christian.
'91 318iS AW2/blk slow garage queen/build...
'02 ///M3 carbonschwartz 6MT daily beast
'37 Chevy pickup-garagequeen...
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hold up you guys, I got it. It's apparently a Transmash V12 Diesel 38.8L used on Russian tanks!
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Ha8V5cm0Yiw1976 Volvo 245 Build
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