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Now that the boat is finished, how about a car to go with it?

http://www.theverge.com/2016/4/6/113808 ... y-heirloom

Mike

There is also Splinter the wooden super car
http://www.woodmagazine.com/community/a ... e-of-wood/

I cannot begin to imagine doing that project.

Everett

Hahahaha!

Wonder how it performs in a crash test?

mountainbreeze wrote:Wonder how it performs in a crash test?

I don't know about the Toyota, but I suspect Splinter is appropriately named.

Everett

As they say this is a piece of art.

I do like the year meter, something that a shopsmith could have used. It "wood" be cool to look at your machine and say "Oh look it is almost 40 years old!".

Ed

Mike907 wrote:Now that the boat is finished, how about a car to go with it?

http://www.theverge.com/2016/4/6/113808 ... y-heirloom

Mike

reible wrote:As they say this is a piece of art.

I do like the year meter, something that a shopsmith could have used. It "wood" be cool to look at your machine and say "Oh look it is almost 40 years old!".

Ed

Mike907 wrote:Now that the boat is finished, how about a car to go with it?

http://www.theverge.com/2016/4/6/113808 ... y-heirloom

Mike

How bout almost 70 years old. 10E sn E3779. (1948)

If you build your own custom car do you have to comply with crash test standards ?
Paul