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close up of my ear. I wish my lobes were rounder. Why hello gauges! Hm..
helis by Tam
lobe by Dave
both from Cold Steel America
Haight St, San Francisco CA
The new pickguard is from an American Standard Strat, with better quality pickups and electronics than the stock Mexican instrument. And look how shiny my frets are now!
Modification of the WHO ARE YOU key CC-BY Paul Downey (psd) ttp://www.flickr.com/photos/psd/4389135567/
The angle is not showing in this photo, but each float has a raised 15 degree angle to the front of each pylon/float tip. This mod is different than the stock position of the floats. I didn't have to cut the bottom of each plastic spar in order to make this mod.
Two dials here controls the amount of pitch change to up and down. Up and downscale is individually adjustable from range of 15 semitones.
My sister gave me this old broken belt buckle as a stocking stuffer, so I decided to drill some holes in it, and sew it onto my bag, to cover up the Abercombie & Finch logo. much better.
1 long middle chamber from the Paterson 3 Reel Tank
1 normal Paterson Reel
Generous amount of tape (i'm using grafle tape here)
Modifications to this building were made to keep up with the East Lansing population growth. Later housed the University's child development laboratory.
Added mounting bosses for "low rider" front pannier rack, and guides for wiring for dynamo lighting system.
Modifying the front ground effects panels. Some trimming had to be done to the side ridges on each panel in order to make them fit flush against the Knight Rider front nose.
Simple mods of the Vintage taxi GWP set. First, sides rebuilt in sand green (which required a change to the mirrors due to part availability). Second, with the bonnet matching the bodywork and checkers added to the running boards.