Open Engine

[Engine Whisperer]

Hi All ~ I'm new to this site...looks like a lot of good information! I just completed a project for our local MAFCA reunion, and it was a big hit. One of the other MAFCA members suggested that I post it on this site. Enjoy!

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Qh2LWwZI1LM

 

[1931 flamingo]

NEAT!!!!!!!!!
Paul in CT

 

[HoarseWhisperer]

Kudos!

Engine Whisperer! lol

 

[Louis]

That was amazing , WOW!.....Outstanding.

 

[joe plumber]

Welcome aboard

 

[PC/SR]

That was really cool.

 

[Mitch//pa]

you the man very neat

 

[zzlegend]

That was very clever and very interesting. Thanks for sharing.

 

[Uncle Bob]

Pretty crafty!! I love it!! Good job!

 

[MCHinson]

That was very interesting! Thanks for sharing.

Well, I was looking for a nice project now that I am retired and I had been wondering what to do with that old engine and stuff in the back corner of the garage.....

 

['29wagon]

that was by far , the coolest !

 

[Aerocraft]

What a marvelous way to use junk parts!! Gar Williams

 

[james hitchcock]

That was incredible. Great project.
James.

 

[Colorado Greg]

Very Cool!

 

[Pa Joe]

Very, very interesting. Great Job

 

[Domino]

Thank you for sharing!! How long did it take to put it together?

 

[Ray64]

Domino i think you meant TAKA IT APART LOL

 

[Dan Baron]

That has got to be the coolest thing I have ever seen done with junk. I work for a university that has junk art all the time. This is waaaay better. Thanks for sharing.

 

[Don/WI]

I was at the Wisconsin Model "A" Reunion at Wisconsin Rapids and saw this engine running. The video is great but being able to see it in person and talk to the owner/builder was very interesting. He is a very personable young man and very passionate about this project. It would be neat to see it at the MAFCA National in Upper Michigan (the UP) in 2012. Thanks for sharing. Don/WI

 

[Farrell In Vancouver]

Awesome work, well thought out, and executed. One helluva educational tool!
Congrats and keep thinking, you have a great mind there.
Cheers!