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Don't worry... there'l be more power... (as he grows ) dont think he'll ever be lower though somehow...

^^ Do that, it'll be like a British Burgerking on wheels. Table top old surfboard, a real small one...

yep for sure gotta have somewhere to sit n eat ya sausage bro Be mean to tow the homies round at next years muscle car madness Hinge the boot backwards so you have somewhere to sit while you cook your sausage! lol Crazytim logged in under wifeys profile...

If anyone knows of any fixer upper carts or anything similar could you PM crazytim? Something sitting on a relatives farm? Thanks!

Don't get much more oldschool than a clydesdale! This is Merlin (name at the moment... breeder has to approve any name change and has to start with M or E... ideas?) He is now about 4 months old and is still feeding off his mum up at the breeders stud farm with about 15 other Clydesdales... awesome animals. Although he is a creamy color he is supposed to go quite dark, almost black. His mum is a North Island Supreme Champion Mare. His dad is an ozzy imported champion, staunch as any I've seen, his name says it all, Scania. Anyway, Tim said I should chuck this on here for a giggle, his passion is geminis and chevettes, this is my preferred mode of transport! May have some project threads for some rebuilding of carts/carriages sometime in the future!

I will post my not oldschool enough convertible project here! Me and my hubby crazytim got her from a friend in a horrible state in 2006. The vinyl exterior hood was completely stuffed witha lot of duct tape doing... not much! It had horrible steel rims, a big rusty gouge in the bonnet, missing wing mirror, missing grill, absolutely filthy in and out... but hey not bad for $700! After selling our Mazda MS8 the money went straight into a new hood @ $1200. A good investment. We had already stripped out the interior and cleaned all the plastic trims, as well pulling the body plugs then scrubbing and hosing the floor pan out. We then treated the minimal surface rust and hosed out the carpet... the water was dark brown coming out of it! After swapping bonnet for spare from tims 1st mazda, grill also, wingmirror off his 2nd Mazda, (which was originally on his 1st mazda)and Mags from his old Mazdas (same rims been on all 3...) we then gave her a good cut and polish and she now looks pretty tidy, few scratches and chips in paint but this is to be covered up soon by a vinyl camoflage cover up wrap... (watch this space, sounds lame now I read it but should be pretty cool, theres a bit of a twist involved...and sorry boys itll be a bit girly, but I'm allowed to!) I also currently have the door cards out to re-trim the inserts which come out of the main card... not 100% sure how I am going to do this yet... this is where research on olschool.co.nz comes in! She is pretty standard and unmolested other than a couple of dodgy head unit installs which is good, and other than the odd puff of smoke runs well and hasn't failed... actually has just once... oops! More as we get cracking!