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[HWY Nova]

Originally Posted by Mick Mc

If you can't get enough of Tom Hanna's dragster here is a link for a few shots.

http://www.facebook.com/photo.php?fb...222073&theater


Mick

Rodger and I stopped at Tom Hanna's shop in Wichita, KS, and saw this dragster. All I can say is WOW!!!!!

Tom gave us a personal tour of his shop and showed us all of his projects. He is a first-class guy, and has a great crew.


--Eric

[Mick Mc]

Originally Posted by HWY Nova

Rodger and I stopped at Tom Hanna's shop in Wichita, KS, and saw this dragster. All I can say is WOW!!!!!

Tom gave us a personal tour of his shop and showed us all of his projects. He is a first-class guy, and has a great crew.


--Eric

I sent a note to Tom on Facebook saying I was a fan.
He sent me back a note saying 'Thanks a million for your friendship".
'And since he's in Santa Fe several times a year we should grab a meal together'
I was blown away. He is a first-class guy. Wow.


Mick

[ironworks]

The dragster has been repainted red and looks even better then the blue, believe that or not. Tom is a great guy and super friendly and helpful.

[ironworks]

Alright guys, we got to go tour the Nethercutt Collection this afternoon. It was amazing to see the level of craftsmanship these guys do. We saw a 20 million dollar Bugatti and a 1o million dollar piano. We got see all the secret rooms and and the restoration shop.

Here are some pics of my favorite car a 1937 Bugatti. Amazing. It used to be black. There is no bondo on this car. Or lead filler. Really











The wood work in amazing. The interior is some kind of pig skin. the engine made like 300hp in 1937. The car is valued at 20 million. The fit and finish is perfect.

More to come

[ironworks]

Ok the talbot, 14 million

[ironworks]

A few more Bugatti pics. Man I love this car.




And some pics of the grand music room. It first it seemed kind of Alice and Wonderland ish at first. But once you realized what exactly you were standing in front of, it is amazing to say the least.



JUST LOOK AT THAT PANEL FIT ON THE DOOR AND COWL. UUUUUHHHHHH YEAH.


This piano is so bad ass, dimple dies. Oh Yeah

[Musclerodz]

Originally Posted by ironworks

Ok the talbot, 14 million

I am officially jealous! I love those cars

[Musclerodz]

Originally Posted by Southrod

That is cool. Is it scratch built dimensionally or recreation from old prints out of steel instead of wood?

[Ketzer]

Originally Posted by ironworks

Odd to see that electric fan in there. I understand the why, but restos are always so fanatical about origonality.

Jeff-

[ironworks]

Originally Posted by Ketzer

Odd to see that electric fan in there. I understand the why, but restos are always so fanatical about origonality.

Jeff-

I said the same thing, in a smart ass fashion of course. Alex told me that since this was a rebodied race car it was designed to be constantly moving.