Tommy : I think my buddy still has all the Vortec stuff at his shop.
Save your lunch money!!!!!:D

And no........I havnt done anything yet !!! Lots of plans,just to
damn cold !!

Do you think he would take 200?

Probably.......If I tell him what a good guy you are {LOL}
He keeps the cleanest shop you ever saw,I know he hates
having it around...
If you are serious I will check on Mon. ?

It was the whole motor with the blocked cracked right? Vortec Heads, Matching intake, 4V carb? Where is the shop at (distane from Alum Creek?) If he would take 200, I would buy it.

His shop is in Rossmoyne....Just north of Cin. Little less than a hour. About a quarter mile from Reindle {spl?} powerboats
shop..
I can't remember about the carb ? Vortec heads & Roller cam
are worth way more than that !! The heads are supposed to
make a huge diff in power.
I will check Mon.

The vortec motor... diff heads, intake, and carb makes around 32 hp more than me. I think it already has a roller cam....Let me know, thanks,
Tommy

I am going to start work on mine hopefully this week. pull the motor change the pistons,rods,bearings,and intake. That's just the start of things.

I built-in my Air Condition that I bought last year. I also added a 7" LCD with TV Tuner and DVD Player. In the engine compartment I added a sea strainer, and braided lines. I have included a link for everything except the engine compartmemt, when I take some of them I will post them.



http://community.webshots.com/album/67481113HoJISf

Steelware

Tell me a little bit about that AC install!! I like that. Was it difficult? Where did you get it? What is the cost? etc....

It is a Bay Air unit from Innova Tech. I will provide a link at the bottom of this post for them. What I did was purchase the unit from them, and modify it to fit where the porta potty goes. The unit itself cost $995 I think. I work for a steel fabricator, so I made a transition for the unit to mount to the vertical panel. This system runs off of a cooler that you fill with ice and it circulates the cold water through a heat exchanger which in turn cools the air. That is what the two fittings on the right hand side are for. It will cool the cabin of the 25 really good, I have two different size coolers one I use for just daytime, when I want to cool off on a hot day, the other is much larger and it will last all night. The best thing about this is it does not require shore power or an inverter to operate. It just runs off of 12 volt dc. I made the grilles out of oak and expanded metals, and screen. The bottom vent is just to let air into the compartment so it will not choke the fan. If you have anymore questions let me know I will be glad to help you. I talked to Ralph at Innova Tech.

http://bayairac.com/