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A little while back there was a thread about engine coffee tables. Considering all the parts we have in our garage and looking at the prices of these pieces, maybe I should rethink putting them back together.

Decorating with car parts
 
OH Goodness!!!! I think I'll scrap out the spitfire and sell it as art. At those prices I'll be rich in no time. :p
 
Wow! Impressive. Reminds me of the Packard carburetor that my father turned into a lamp, only more expensive. :smile:
 
Darwin said:
OH Goodness!!!! I think I'll scrap out the spitfire and sell it as art. At those prices I'll be rich in no time. :p
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<div class="ubbcode-block"><div class="ubbcode-header">Quote:]Name: MGB Candlestick

Year: 2006

Weight: 2 pounds

Dimensions: 6’’ x 4’’

Price: 150.00$

Description: Comes from a 1972 MGB

This transmission laygear with many angles will get the attention of many art lovers. [/QUOTE]

Oh, my.... :nonod:
 
Holy carp!!! Them's Alfa and BMW engines!!! And th' Webers!!!

WHAT A WASTE!!! :shocked:
 
Hmmm gives me ideas on what to do with those worn out lay gears.... :smirk:
 
My first midget's engine was toast. It had been rebuilt and bored out one too many times, wouldn't hold compression...that block would have been a prime candidate for this type of project. I'm still tempted to try this on the next worn out motor I get. The only thing is...it would be HEAVY wouldn't it? I mean there's no moving it to vacuum. I wonder if there a way to mount it on casters or wheels so it could be scooted around.
 
Those "slider" pads. The ones wot allow ya to move pianos with one push.
 
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