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Posted: Tue Nov 29th, 2011 06:56 am |
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Posted: Tue Nov 29th, 2011 05:02 pm |
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W C Greene
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Bill-that's a great idea. It DOES look like a McKeen car of a later vintage. Keep going with this one.
Woodie
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Posted: Wed Nov 30th, 2011 01:16 am |
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elminero67
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The roofline is a very close match-how much modification are you thinking?
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Posted: Wed Nov 30th, 2011 09:04 am |
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I just stumbled across this.
What a masterpiece of kit bashing.
Built with the fluting intact and you have the potential McKeen car of the 1930's
I wonder what the guys at The Club would say if they saw one of those?
You certainly are full of great ideas !!!
Mike Bauers
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Posted: Sat Jun 16th, 2012 07:51 am |
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Posted: Wed Jun 20th, 2012 02:20 am |
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W C Greene
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Phil-that was pretty cool, the old Marx motor made a nice sound system!
Bill-how are the McKeens coming along?
Woodie
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