Ironworks is building a 1962 Bel-Air with a Blown LSX-376 and Ironworks Chassis

[preston]

Love the dash design (#1), but I really dislike that watch design. Rich guy watches kind of make me laugh in general though, you pay a fortune for something like that and then you can hardly read the little dial and it has a "power meter" so you can keep track of the battery/windup whatever when the average $3 Casio will last years and years on a battery.

Signs that you have too much money -
You are drooling over the "self winding" watch display case in the front pages of the DuPont registry.

However I understand that super expensive watches are very important else how will you let other people know you are obscenely wealthy ?

Anyway back to the dash design looks really nice and really innovative. That type of gauge pod can be seen in the Pagani Zonda and the new Falcon supercar (tried to locate some images but failed). Looks hot.

OH here I found one:

[GregWeld]

Originally Posted by preston

However I understand that super expensive watches are very important else how will you let other people know you are obscenely wealthy ?

I usually just tell people -- you know -- kinda just get it over with -- and stop all the guessing. Then I had a "1%" tattooed on my forehead...

[GregWeld]

Originally Posted by preston

Signs that you have too much money -
You are drooling over the "self winding" watch display case in the front pages of the DuPont registry.

However I understand that super expensive watches are very important else how will you let other people know you are obscenely wealthy ?

Those of us with several "self winding" watches keep them in safes like this... Just to make you feel better... I have a battery operated Swiss Army watch - and I keep it in here too when I'm not wearing it out in the shed.

It's a pretty bitchin' safe... But only an idiot would have a need for it.

http://www.brownsafe.com/features_Ma...Safe_4018.html