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A mate of mine renovates old cars...before 1920 preferably. He's finished most of the mechanical engineering and just about to embark on making the frame from ash. This is the sort of thing he's aiming at..those curves are going to be fun.

I wish I could persuade him to join us and do a WIP.

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RogerS":2hegnu1e said:
A mate of mine renovates old cars...before 1920 preferably. He's finished most of the mechanical engineering and just about to embark on making the frame from ash. This is the sort of thing he's aiming at..those curves are going to be fun.

I wish I could persuade him to join us and do a WIP.


I am sure Rob could give him a hand carving ash :)
 
It's a Humber but a smaller model than the one my mate is rebuilding/renovating/restoring.

This is his current project. It's a 1917 IIRC. His first was a 1927, then a 1907 and so he thought he'd even up the decades!

pete's humber 3.png
 
Andyp":3atkbglq said:
RogerS":3atkbglq said:
A mate of mine renovates old cars...before 1920 preferably. He's finished most of the mechanical engineering and just about to embark on making the frame from ash. This is the sort of thing he's aiming at..those curves are going to be fun.

I wish I could persuade him to join us and do a WIP.


I am sure Rob could give him a hand carving ash :)
Oh no he couldn't :evil: - Rob
 
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