todays random image (part #4)

Pictures I took in Europe from a fellow UK member and his gorgeous BMW powered van (click on pic for full display).






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Mr. D

Another one from a meet last summer on the WA coast... (need to click on image for full pic)



And picture of my van doing what she does best...


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Mr. D

As you can tell I'm on a roll but I just got shoulder surgery and I'm not allowed to play on my vans for a few months and I'm already bored... so a few more for now. I call this one the tree hugger I know it's not really a vintage van, it's not American but it's 25yrs old, owed it for a while and was lots of fun!



And since I'm on the Japanese theme here's a mini mini mini van


How about a fake micro-bus?!?


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Mr. D

Abitibi wrote:Another one from a meet last summer on the WA coast... (need to click on image for full pic)



And picture of my van doing what she does best...


Cheers
Mr. D

LOVE the Sportvan and the really nice job you did with the interior of your van!!!

Lazarusvan wrote:

Beautiful! Man did they know how to design cars back then!

WOW!!!!! never seen one, i'm liking that any more info???

That's sharp! From up in the sky, it must look like a giant cockroach with those windows!!! Looks like that first pic is set up as a Fire Dept. vehicle with the hoses in the back!

Nice Vista Cruiser roof!!!

This is my Good Friend Jerry's Pro Street Project it should be on the road here soon..!!!..

Does he have a wheelie bar for it? What size motor? Those rear tires look Fantastic on there...Bad A$$!!!

vanny wrote:Does he have a wheelie bar for it? What size motor? Those rear tires look Fantastic on there...Bad A$$!!!  

Here is where it gets tricky...He has a "New" 468 Big Block Chevy motor with a TH 400 GM trans and a old school Olds rear end..!!!..The slicks are for mock up he is getting some 31/18,50/15 Hoosier's for the street...He is building it for the local car shows and cruising around town going off to the bead blaster for paint in a week or two he just sold the other one he had to fund this one and weather he wants to or not its gonna need wheelie bars..!!!.. ..He had a 33 Willys when I had my 41 Willys and he can build a BAD A$$ motor I talked to him last night about a 383 stroker motor for my Van 536' lift cam with 430 hp....

Abitibi wrote:

Lazarusvan wrote:

Beautiful! Man did they know how to design cars back then!

Looks like a cicada shell.Creepy

Whats interesting to me -thats a fir e truck!!

This is a real train that was recently put back on the tracks in Germany.

that is real cool

not sure what the person laying on the track behind the van is all about.

If he was right behind the VDub when it took off, would the van be able to lift that quickly to get a pic? Not the sharpest tool in the shed but a pretty cool shot!!!

yes it could lift that quick pending on weight distribution.
but with his face on the ground it looks like he fell out the back

Legendary horsepower.

yes...

Steve Ray Voughn