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SMOKE IN VERONA

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BIG AL

01-10-2003 20:10:58




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I was working on some top secret cylinder heads in my shop this evening when about 6 o'clock I heard a horrific noise followed by a gigantic cloud of black smoke billowing into the atmosphere. It could only mean one thing. From the other side of the car wash that never works, not as far a greaser mountain though...something that is so secret even the "gift" does not have a clue...I think PROJECT X is alive!!!

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Butch/ OH

01-11-2003 08:57:37




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 Re: SMOKE IN VERONA in reply to BIG AL, 01-10-2003 20:10:58  
Al, I hope you went out and checked the snow drifts to see if any good Case parts landed after the smoke cleared. Butch



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BIG AL

01-11-2003 19:56:18




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 Re: Re: SMOKE IN VERONA in reply to Butch/ OH, 01-11-2003 08:57:37  
Butch, There ain't any snow drifts out here. The heat from headers on all the hot cars that I build keeps the snow all melted off. As for good Case parts...I didn't think there was ever one that wasn't good. I just know that some guy on the other side of town has a big time smoker he has built and I could hear him over my CNC machine that was cuttin some serious combustion chambers out in a blown AMC Gremlin project that we are gonna be runnin at the strip. I won't mess with this guy they call Voortman. I don't know if you have heard of him, but he is crazy. He is building something called PROJECT X. The guy drove a pallet jack into a big rack of cookies at the local grocery store...he is absolutely fearless. I don't know what to tell you tractor pullers out there...other than BEWARE!!! Later,

BIG AL

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