Nice. I like the Target 550 pics too. Very interesting. I want to see the engine turned finish. I almost bought a watch with a face like that. They were a limited edition Indy issue, and they sold out before I could get enough money, and points built up from selling the brand. http://ep.yimg.com/ca/I/watchseller_2111_838294570 is the pic. JC On Sat, Jul 3, 2010 at 12:48 AM, Ray Buck <rbuck@xxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote: > Kool. Thanks. I agree with Larry, she seems to be a real nice lady. I > now have several copies of the PDF form. I otta be well stocked. :) > > I shot the Cache Valley Cruise-In in Logan today. One of the biggest shows > in the state. Took me about 6 hours to get 600 shots. I won't use all of > 'em, but there are a lotta "interesting" vehicles...like the Batmobile: > (pic deleted from post) > > The builder drove it into the show. So it's not just a roller. Burns > CNG. I guess that makes up for the twin 50 caliber MGs...or something. > > There were more "interesting things there"....like something that claims to > be a 1936 Wildcat with 2 (count 'em, two) 215 CID Buick V8s (about 1963 > vintage) with a T-5 5-speed tranny behind 'em...in a "track roadster" type > body. Weird. And a VW with cycle fenders in front. Even weirder. And > something ya hardly ever see at a rod and kustom show: a Lamborghini > Countach. A fer real one. > > I just finished an update to the www.Target550.com website where photos > show the innards from stem to stern. It's kinda interesting to see how it > all fits together. 4wd, two Keith Black 510 inch Hemis with Whipple > superchargers, 2 B&J 4-speed planetary transmissions and a pair of > highly-modified quick-change rear ends. We're gonna break the 500 mph > barrier. No piston engined, wheel-driven car has ever done that. 450 is > about the fastest one has run, but the driver of that one had to back out of > the throttle cuz he was getting too much wheelspin! > > I gotta get some sleep. > > r >