James Demouy's New System

[23Ballistic randyvanaken]

Yeah it's crazy. We have a friend that does the installs & lets his imagination run wild. He also did the shifter, column and other stuff.



ON the tank question I am not sure how James is done, But I sectioned & shortened mine. It is still mounted in same spot just shortened for ground clearence.



Nelson - calm down you hall monitor ...:lol:

 

[Fred]

WOW! That's awesome/amazing/crazy/sick/wild! Reminds me of a ride I was on at some amusement park.

 

[Johnny O]

Ton of work and money, but that dash would give me a headache if I had to drive it all day.

Saw a sound show Astro in Summit Racing's showroom once (I have an old Astro for a work van), thing actually looked undriveable and had bulletproof glass reinforced with steel bars and cables for a windshield.

 

[EddieS'04]

I just wish I had the money all that cost...

 

[Jeff C]

Ehh, not crazy about it, but I certainly respect the work that went into it. See if he can't motorize a tonneau cover and have all that stuff in the back come out when the tonneau opens by remote. Lol, would almost make it practical enough for a daily driver.

 

[Nelson Atwell]

I actually was a hall monitor once, in fourth grade. Sometimes I still feel like one at work, with all these young airmen. :lol:

 

[Keith McElroy]

"would almost make it practical enough for a daily driver"



I don't think practibility ever came up, at least in this case. Ultimately, what the hell do you do with this after you tire of the car shows?



<Caveat>I am 100% engineer, so I have trouble grasping non-practical mods

 

[Mark Grumpy]

Shame on you Nelson - that's a capital A.



:huh: All I can see is the dreaded red x boxes.



grump



P.S. 23B, that's a nice picture of Ms. A in your library.

 

[Frank Marano]

I don't think practibility ever came up, at least in this case. Ultimately, what the hell do you do with this after you tire of the car shows?

you either sell it like it is, then buy a new vehicle and start over



OR



you strip it and sell the bare ride, keep the equiptment.



Show cars are hobbies......they arent practical.

 

[23Ballistic randyvanaken]

Practical is not where we're looking for here. I save that for my daily driver S-10 I drive back and forth to work

 

[Travis Munday]

I need me one of those...a daily. Both my "daily" and project don't have much practicality remaining, and I'm looking to get rid of it all.

 

[Jason Mastro]

When you're done with it, you change it and do something different... That's the fun in it.. Never being just quite done and always having an idea for something unique.. Its a hobby car, not a daily driver.. Once I get my career going, hopefully very soon, I am going to start on my vision of my trac (although I'm gonna keep it very drivable). Can't wait.

 

[Mike Dziubina]

no words come to my mind...

 

[Larry Phillips]

:unsure: I must be doing something wrong, my "daily driver" just sits because my hobby truck is so fun to drive, so it's kinda become both...

 

[LaRue Medlin]

anyone notice, there is NO bedliner in the back?

 

[tony brizag]

I think the truck has been traditional body dropped and i guess the bed floor was raised and sheetmetaled/smoothed.