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Perfect for Thanksgiving entertaining???
“1948 willys Flat head engine table it has wheels so can be easily moved. perfect for gift or for the man cave.”
http://kansascity.craigslist.org/fuo/5876879736.html
This is pretty cool… but I’d feel better if we knew this was non-rebuildable (more than 60 over, cracked, etc.). Then again, maybe this is an awesome interim use for that spare block I just happen to have 🙂
I intended to make a glass top table using a nine cylinder radial engine from the 1930’s but after storing the engine for 25 years and doing nothing with it I realized I’d better concentrate on completing the projects I’ve already started instead of adding more items to my To Do list. It’s a neat idea but there’s too much stuff packed into this little house as it is.