Competition - It's just too hard!

You'd be better off sorting out those oval wheels first ;-)

I've always wondered about doing it traditional cammo, but sprayed with metallic paints in a high quality finish and then lacquered for a modern twist.

how bored am i??/

Never mind...........

Nah, stops it rolling away on hills

Nice....

Anyone got any air horns????

Lee D

in article 6HmKb.17842$ snipped-for-privacy@newsfep4-glfd.server.ntli.net, Lee_D at snipped-for-privacy@histerminalhat.freeservecoat.co.uk wrote on 5/1/04

I hope you've welded the doors shut so you have to climb in the windows like Bo and Luke Duke used to.

-- Nikki

I have a set of 'Dukes' in my mums garage somewhere (yes, that really _is_ sad!) They'd be a good 15+ years old now, though.

Even sadder - I rather like this... :-)

Martyn

Good idea - widescreen 101+ ;-)

Martyn

Couldn't decide on a colour but I like this

Sorry Mother

Paint it purple, and add a few wheels...

Yeah.... started as a joke but it's growing on me the more I think about it :-) ... Mrs D's inital reply was "NOOO!", but thats always the way ;-)

I guess the number would be less "IN YER FACE!" like if it was on the door as per the origional.

Lee D

Well I'm just glad I stripped the paint off it first before the strech :-)

Lee D

"It may only look small against all those big ones but it grows by nine inches when it's upthere" - Concord saleman.

I have wanted a set of Dukes of hazard horns for about the last 15 or so years, ever since i used to ride around on my (pedal) bike trying to jump it over things and making the right noises! :)

I was thinking that the 101 needed a new horn..

If you want to sell them, then me and my 101 would be very interested!

Following on from the projector screen idea........

Looking good!.

You could cut out the whole side of the 101, replace it with some sort of screen, and then back project onto it. Then you could drive round with it on, and the projector wont get wet when it rains...

I also have some nice ideas for some sort of roof that folds out from the side of the 101 to keep the audience dry. Lee's mobile cinema....

You can have them for nout. I'm sure my mum would like me to remove anything, however small from her garage! So long as you don't mind waiting until I next go down there - which could be a few months (I try to ration my exposure to other family members).

Martyn

Love the Bose stacks! - a couple of Martin Bass bins would be nice, too...

Martyn

in article snipped-for-privacy@4ax.com, Mother at "@ {mother} @"@101fc.net wrote on 7/1/04 10:32 AM:

You can pick your friends, but you can't pick your family.

Welllll..... I did the 'mobile field cinema' last year at a couple of shows, the last one of which (Peterborough) Tim mentioned the idea of bringing his projector along - so we could very well end up with a 101 miultiplex cinema...

Martyn

in article snipped-for-privacy@4ax.com, Tom Woods at tomarse snipped-for-privacy@hotmail.com wrote on 1/6/04 11:26 PM:

My Dad used to be into electronics in quite a big way and he made both my brothers these boxes that he fixed to their bikes that made the same noise as the General Lee. It was Patrick and Tom's favourite TV show for years. To get to our house where we lived in Little Bowden, you had to go up a 75ft drive and when my Dad decided to get some concrete delivered for the patio base, the minimix lorry could only get half way up as it narrowed off at this point, so the driver, my Dad and two brothers wheel barrowed the concrete the rest of the way. After the driver had gone, Dad spent a good half hour clearing up all the bits that had been spilled on the journey up the drive, gone in for a cup of tea and forgotten about this half a bucket of setting concrete.

Patrick and Tom had also spotted it and as Dad hadn't been back to claim it, decided they were going to make this really good ramp to ride their bikes over - half way down the drive. As you can imagine they had great fun racing up and down the drive with a ramp to launch their bikes from.

Dad wasn't very happy though when he reversed down the drive on his way to work the next day and it ripped part of the exhast off and punched a hole in the petrol tank. Not a happy Dad at all.