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In FL they post the minimum speed limits and I've never seen one above 45. I still wouldn't take a m38a1 above 50.

I will trade you straight up so you don't have to do anything to that beauty. <--------------- OD is the best to not start screwing with it. Your gears are so low it would be hard to get any more top end out of that 4. She is really pretty.:drool:

you wana betrofl Ok I really can't afford to fire one. Let alone feed four!

nothing wrong at all. I consider stickers cheating just to go on record.

M211 one of the best looking trucks to have a coat of OD in my oppinion

I will have a version of this on either the jeep or some military based hotrod. Since I like the OD green and black side she fits in nicely.:jumpin:

I draw your attention over to the thread http://www.steelsoldiers.com/conversations/68118-battlefield-engineering-show-us.html I believe you may have much to offer this conversation rofl

Found out my cheep digital camera has a "Line" effect burried down in its little brain. You take a picture and it converts to a sketch. No where near as nice as Mcgregor's handy work, but allows me to get a quick sketch to play with latter with my own hand. Its a really cool tool when doing...

Very nice toys, sir. [thumbzup]

Ferro's comment was all I could think to add to your operation. The vent line should come from the top but making it serviceable from the ground is the best idea. Since you are heating with flue gas I would also think about adding a bypass flue. Lets say some of the old time purposes...

very cool...Cant wait to see you turn out some more lines.

[thumbzup] very cool fab work. I too would like to see more of the overall configuration.

http://www.steelsoldiers.com/tatra/59269-urban-legend-nuclear-tatra.html ok the above thread I posted what I found this is a version I had not seen yet pretty cool.

I thought with my exposure to drilling rigs I've seen every possible means of swamp traffic possible but that last one is pretty novel. These pictures are incredible. I was curious a wile back about the mobile nuclear power plants, got any thing lying around?

LOL size of that car maybe 60 to 80 psi might work!

Man to see the drive-trains on these vehicles makes my head spin. Its amazing how unafraid compared to American designs the USSR appeared to be. Now these are oddities and America actually produced some strange systems but the diversity of these is pretty cool. Thanks for posting them up. I...

When I was younger my grandfather and I restored a Buck-Board. Learned the value of Naval Jelly from the ole'Man. We had luck in getting the wheels from the Amish in up-state-NY. Just a FYI they also have the saw mills to cut the dimensional Oak needed to work on old stuff. Saves alot of...

The problem as stated before is that the horns/whistles do not have the timber. Tuning is kinda an art. Actual notes can be achieved and tuned but difficult at best. I would not expect it to have been you USAFSS. :o

A whistle was just stolen off a parked locomotive here around town. Big brass one by the description put out.:shock: When you get your plumbed in post up the vids. I'm scrounging up some 4 inch PVC, I know its taking awile for mine.

I'm not sure will have to go look, but wasn't a cart similar used in the movie Patton as the caisson casket carrier? Early on in the movie in north Africa?