Norwegian bellytank projekt.

[jk hotrods]

Thanks for the nice Words. Ron I know it is going to be tight, thats one of the reason why it take so long time, always have to think 5 steps ahead. But I think we will get everyting in that small tank eventually. but it will be a pain in the ass all the way to the end :-P Sid the plan is to run it in Sweden on the ice a couple of years and then take it over to race it at Bonneville and El Mirage. But with this speed it will take some time
Jan.

[jk hotrods]

Some more pictures. The little helper is never far away
Jan.

[jk hotrods]

Hope you dont get bored of all the Pictures.
Jan.

[Peter Jack]

Awesome job of building Jan.  

You may find that you'll require a larger, more efficient system of air cleaning if you start running it seriously but for now that one certainly fills the appearance requirement.

Around here we can never get enough pictures. 

Pete

[kiwi belly tank]

Thanks for the nice Words. Ron I know it is going to be tight, thats one of the reason why it take so long time, always have to think 5 steps ahead. But I think we will get everyting in that small tank eventually. but it will be a pain in the Acura all the way to the end :-P Sid the plan is to run it in Sweden on the ice a couple of years and then take it over to race it at Bonneville and El Mirage. But with this speed it will take some time
Jan.

It's a long journey to the destination Jan, sacrifice & perseverance are a virtue. You have come a long way.
I figured you might run Ice Week.
  Sid.

[tauruck]

The picture of you and your son is awesome.
Way to go man.

[Jack Gifford]

Nice design and great craftsmanship! The "lip" at the top of the bottom body half appears to be a solid piece of aluminum, fairly thick- is it?

[Dr Goggles]

Good to see you're still at Jan.

[No13]

Thank you for all your pictures.  They are very helpful.  Nice work.

My odd project is here:  http://www.landracing.com/forum/index.php/topic,14881.0.html