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My votes are cast and I must say Congrats to all for a fine job. This was another excellent competition.

Those are some awesome "toys" Randy. Thanks for sharing.

Sleeping in it was fantastic despite having to use a $28 inflatable mattress due to budget cuts. All the pictures are mine. Just to boost my ego, which one did you think were postcards? I'm back home now just to be clear on my location. :)

Chilling at the beach. With my buddy Found Yogi's place and managed to keep him out of our pic-a-nic basket. Had lunch in Mexico...Maine on our way to Berlin...New Hampshire and drove by Milan NH on our way to Vermont. We hit some serious rain on the way in to Montreal which sprang a...

Well one week and 1200 miles made for a great trip. We started on top of New Brunswick and drove down to the coast stopping by Fredericton on the way. After that we spent a few days by the Ocean in St-Martin and St-Andrews before heading into Northern Maine. We got lost in Maine trying to find...

I'm jealous as well. A very unique and cool ride. Congrats. :)

I fully agree. Your work on the Miata and Stud is amazing as well.

Packing now and going in an hour. I will take tons of pics. I bought a 4 gig card just for that purpose. My body is so soar this morning that I figured that I'm taking a vacation from building that thing! :)

Your wife's best scissors of course. :) I tell her its her way of contributing to my projects when I do it myself. :mrgreen:

See you guys later. Leaving for New Brunswick in the morning, back on the web sometime next week. Might be driving thru Northern Maine as well. If you see this trailer on the road, don't be shy and say Hi. :) Words never rang so true! Shameless plug :mrgreen:

Dude that is very cool looking. What did you use to cut your pieces? I've been thinking about getting a longboard. I have the trucks and wheels already.

Those front wheels reveal more than one brake heavy run. You can always know the quality of your back up by the smell of the brakes coming off of the responding units. Love the fact they left those take down spots. Congrats. :)

You would find it pretty darn cold when it dips to -40! :mrgreen: Did a first 2 hour road test today and it passed with flying colors. Took it up to 75 mph with wind gust on the highway and it tracked straight. The Highlander wasn't too happy at that speed but at 60/65 it was very comfortable...

Thanks guys, still working on it. :)

Some great talent here. Here are some old ones I did a while back. I also have 2 VW buses in the works, I'll post pictures later. This one never got finished and I used it for parts. It was going to be NASCAR Herbie. The cage was all scratch built. Lastly the award winning Mars...

Big step today, got the hitch on my Highlander and hooked it up. The car only went down 1/2 inch on the rear suspension. I put it in drive and the 220 hp wanted to go as usual like it wasn't hooked up to anything. The wiring is not finished yet for the lights on the trailer and I don't want to...

Very clean work Floyd, I have a friend in Portland Maine who actually made such a thing full size with a 1967 Fury.

Wow, the talent here is just amazing. Love those bugs. :)

Man! You guys make some awesome stuff. :)

And a big thank you to Mr Robertson for his screws. Because you can do this... ...and that without a magnetic drill bit. One of the many reasons I would never expatriate myself from Canada. :)