You forgot the link

Accidently deleted the link when I added the pics. Fixed.

http://www.craftsmanshipmuseum.com/

Jim

don't have pics but the boyd coddington alum truck or aluma car i saw at barret jaxon auction was really cool finished in raw aluminum impressive for the time to me

Not necessarily fabrication, but pretty impressive. Hopefully these machines will be cheap enough one day for the average user to whip up parts on a whim.

http://thekneeslider.com/archives/20...-capabilities/

Wow , Lots of cool stuff on this site !

and about a 1000 other pics of this build are inspiring :hail: :hail:

http://a4.sphotos.ak.fbcdn.net/hphot...59932517_n.jpg

That's just off the hook! George Poteet has another killer built from Troy.:hail: :hail:

Rad Rides is my favorite builder, and I been following this one since they first posted pics, and saw it here at Goodguys last year. I think it's going to be my new all-time fav hot rod. Can't believe they're making me like a Ferd this much! :lol: :thumbsup:

Amazing builder.

It's finished now. Very unique and came out nice !

http://www.blastolene.com/Work_in_Progress/deco.htm

Jim

I saw it at SEMA, amazing design

awesome detail!!:thumbsup:

X2,:thumbsup: Maybe the coolest car out of rad rides so far.

wow, that looks ike the stuff they built when the acid was good. :hail:

OK this video is worth the 15 minutes of your life it will take to watch it and more. Nothing else is quite like quality.

Awesome video!!!!! Thanks for sharing.


--Eric

Either you just watched the video on fast forward or your holding out on me and had seen the video before. How do you watch a 15 minute video in 2 minutes.

I did look at it on fast-forward, but now I'm watching it in real-time (which you just interupted!).


--Eric

Ok, now I watched the whole video...... Amazing stuff.


--Eric

Osmosis!

great car. :thumbsup:

Not the craziest picture, and not mine, is a friend's work, but whenever it pops up as my changing desktop background, it gets me fired up to go fabricate..

http://i244.photobucket.com/albums/g...d/IMG_3112.jpg

I'm totally going to build a car like that after I move out of my parent's house.

Goerge Poteets 56 Chevy.
http://www.exploringthenorth.com/kem...rotouring.html

:lol:


They'll be very proud. :unibrow:

One could say only the Italians have the automotive passion to romance automotive engineering to that level. Great video, thanks for posting.

you get a load of that AMG assembly area?? Crazy clean.

I know that this is no where near the caliber of the work that has been posted up in this thread. Its just what I have been building in my little garage, will be sweet when its done but im doing it myself and more function than form

http://i57.photobucket.com/albums/g2...k/DSCF1701.jpg

http://i57.photobucket.com/albums/g2...k/DSCF1703.jpg

http://i57.photobucket.com/albums/g2...k/DSCF1699.jpg

Here is some great car porn. OH MY.

http://www.egarage.com/current-inter...agani-factory/

damn! $$$$$:wow:

I've only seen one is person and they are impressive. I just found out today that my buddy Dave is buying one. Who would have thought the guy least likely to succeed in high school would be own one.

A little "double purple mini" or maybe some "windowpane"....


Oh those were the days....

:woot:

Streamliner Build
 

From another thread here on the board - beautiful fab work. Streamliners are always nice custom projects to watch being built !

www.target550.com

Jim


PS, Mark you're gonna love the plumbing and the clamps !

Here's one from our friends in Australia.

http://www.allmetalshaping.com/showthread.php?t=5864

Mike

absolutely sick craftsmanship. I can do a little of that, but nothing that complex.

I wish I was a younger man -- I'd go to school (of hard knocks) and learn how to do this kind of work.

The fabrication in K.G. Special is amazing!

I spent a couple hours laying out and shaping this with a mallet and bag today and can't imagine the number of hours in that K.G. or the dollars invested in equipment.

http://sieg.smugmug.com/Cars/69-Cama...IMAG2159-L.jpg
A planishing hammer would nice sometimes. :yes:

Or even a planishing hammer.....


:cheers:

Thanks for not quoting that...........:D

Another masterpiece!
http://www.kirkhammotorsports.com/ga...t-chassis-book