TREITS STREAMLINER

Started by Freud, July 21, 2009, 12:36:25 PM

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Graham in Aus

Thank-you Freud, I love your photos and the attention to detail, the polished tanks and firewall get me thinking! What's that bracket for?, why does that driveshaft have a bend in it? :-P  What's the other side of that bolt...... The tank hold down bracket / firewall detail for example, precision and beauty!

Your photos bring this awesome build to life!

Cheers!  :cheers:

desotoman

Thanks Freud,

Please keep us posted on when and where Marlo will test. I would love to be there if that would be OK.

Tom G.
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Freud

As long as his trailer is, You will see him coming. I have never spoken to Marlo regarding his intentions while testing.

I will one of these times. there is still plenty of time until it happens.

Who knows, at the last minute we may have to hire you and your truck to get over the hills.

Like my Mom always said, " We'll see when the time comes."

Mom told me to say that.

FREUD
Since '63

Stainless1

FeRd, sure hope they get that thing done soon, it is hard on my time budget to spend a couple of hours a week looking (make the staring in amazement) at the damn pictures.... :roll:
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Freud

Treit and I just had to get a booster shot for our Salt Fever.

We came to Wendover. We took the gamblers flight, this whole thing is a gamble isn't it, and here we are.

Now the most obvious questions.

How'a the salt?  It looks great from lands end. There is no water on it. A car came back to the road from out on the salt and his

wheel wells were dry and no build up.

The pot holes were quite well filled in.

The truck stop food was just the same and we have been there twice. 

I'll attach some fotos and do more later.

When we are tourists we do as tourists.

FREUD
Since '63

thundersalt

Such a beautifull car. I could never be the craftsmen that you guys are but following this build has inspried me to try to do my best on our latest build.
Thank you, :cheers:
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Freud

Thanks thundersalt. We are happy that it inspires you.

The public will get to see it before long.

FREUD
Since '63

Tman

Quote from: thundersalt on May 24, 2012, 06:49:11 AM
Such a beautifull car. I could never be the craftsmen that you guys are but following this build has inspried me to try to do my best on our latest build.
Thank you, :cheers:

The rental above your last post!?!?!?? :-D

The timing of your reply struck me as funny :wink:

Freud

T-man, you are easily entertained.

If I was doing a comedy routine I'd want you in the front of the audience.

There will still be a post on Target550.com yet today but it may be late.

Too much travel this week and everyone knows night comes too soon in Wendover.

FREUD

Since '63

Freud

Post 174 will be posted Saturday morning.

When I have the url I'll post it here.

You can just check Target550.com and if it's up you can get it from there.

FREUD
Since '63

Freud

This is the link to todays post:   http://www.target550.com/gallery/174_reassembly_still_continues/index.html

I will be going to the shop later today. Watch for a mid week post of some sort.

A lot is happening all at once.

FREUD
Since '63

mc1984ss

before I ask my question I wanted to thank everyone involved for sharing the build and progress with us. I have been following the build since 2008 if I remember correctly and I think a masterpiece is the best way to describe it. My question may have an obvious answer but I am trying to think back to photos in the past. In that last picture posted here it appears that the oil pump is a 3 stage and scavenge only. If I am correct what is being used for a pressure pump? Like I said I am sure I saw the answer some time ago in a previous post but I cant remember. Thanks again!!!

desotoman

Quote from: mc1984ss on May 26, 2012, 11:38:02 AM

what is being used for a pressure pump?


Look at Thumbnail 174_012 in the post and that will give you the answer you are looking for.


Tom G.
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mc1984ss

Thank you desotoman, I was looking thru the pictures when I posted my question if I had waited a few more minutes I would have had my answer thanks again everyone!