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WINE Anyone?
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I can't think of a better use for a V8 carcass!
Gliderman8
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Now vino what to do with an old engine block.
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Looks like it's only running on 7; missing on number 1 (or 8) cylinder.
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NutmegCT said:
Yes.
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DNK said:
Oh, dang... that's right. Would have to be big-ass American iron. Might have to go with 375ml bottles.
But then again, maybe if the cylinders were Bordeaux-ed out to something larger... oh, nevermind. :laugh:EDITING:
This just in...
Bordeaux Bottle - 750ml(25 oz.)
11.5" Length - 3" Diameter (292 x 75 mm)
Burgundy/Champagne Bottle - 750ml(25 oz.)
11.5" Length - 3.5" Diameter (292 x 75 mm)
ā might JUST fit :cooler:
Silverghost
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Now adapt the cooling system from an old refridgerator using the water jacket and Bob's your cooler uncle!! :laugh:
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Gliderman8
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Right Don... they are kind of cool looking.
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