Mango is one of my favorite woods. When properly dried it's light, tough, and beautiful when you get a finish on it.
Right. Never ever even thought of mango as a wood until now. Cool might do me some learning
Mango is one of my favorite woods. When properly dried it's light, tough, and beautiful when you get a finish on it.
My sister's ex is a New Zealander. When they flew to Michigan for my niece's wedding, they thought the cake stand I made from mango reminded them of kauri wood. Only crappy pic I have.
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Nice truck, what drive train is in it, if you don't mind me asking?Heres the new future log truck, also picked up the fairly rare echo twin. Scored that for 85 bucks!
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Sorry for the late reply , its a 350 small block 4 speed trans with a two speed rear axleNice truck, what drive train is in it, if you don't mind me asking?
Sorry for the late reply , its a 350 small block 4 speed trans with a two speed rear axle
Pretty cool. I would loved if it had a 6v53 Detroit diesel. Two cycle Detroit's are my favorite enginesCool, those cabovers came with so many drivetrain combo's it's just amazing. From small straight six Chevys to V12 gas engines to big Cummins, Cats, & Detroits and everything inbetween.
Scream'n Jimmy's are cool for sure. My C65 cabover had a 366 & Clark 5 spd, single speed rear. When the govenor stopped working that truck would move pretty good with passenger car heads and that Holly 600. At 12k lbs empty it was quicker than my buddies motorhome with a 413. Pretty slow an any hill though.Pretty cool. I would loved if it had a 6v53 Detroit diesel. Two cycle Detroit's are my favorite engines
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