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Re: It's finally finished! - Bill Lyman - 07-02-2015 If you back it into the water, do it float ? It is beautiful. Re: It's finally finished! - Boatman53 - 07-02-2015 I'd say she might float till the door openings, the down by the bow. Jim Re: It's finally finished! - Steve N - 07-02-2015 If a person Googles a 1913 Peugeot wood boat tail, they might see something similar. What do you call this? Incredible transformation whatever it is Re: It's finally finished! - jasfrank - 07-02-2015 Great workmanship and quite the attention to detail. First Boatmobile I've seen. Re: It's finally finished! - Boatman53 - 07-02-2015 Steve it is a replica of the car from the movie Chitty Chitty Bang Bang. The movie car (4 actually) was made by ford motor company just for the movie. They did deviate from the description in the book, but what do you expect it was for a movie. Re: It's finally finished! - Steve N - 07-02-2015 Made it to the news paper Re: It's finally finished! - Boatman53 - 07-02-2015 That of course is what we replicated. Ours was built on a 1914 Overland chassis. He spent two years redoing the rusted chassis and rebuilding the engine. Jim Re: It's finally finished! - Gregory of Sherwood Forest - 07-02-2015 Gorgeous Jim! Seeing it in the sun looks even better than when it was in the shop. If you can get pics of it with the wings on, I'd love to see it. I'd also like a look under the hood. You do incredible work. I know I've said that to you before. Re: It's finally finished! - Big Dave - 07-02-2015 Re: It's finally finished! - Boatman53 - 07-03-2015 Greg, I'll have a chance to get photos of the wings at the end of the month. He is having a big party for all his friends (that he bored to death these last couple of years) and all the different people that helped build the different parts. I never took photos of the engine, never thought it was sepia just a 4 cylinder Model A. Plus his cable management wasn't very good. It actually is a bit cumbersome to open the hood with the belt. If the hood gets opened I'll make a point to get a shot. Jim |