Yeah, it really helps when you need a lot of leverage to bust a stubborn nut loose. Nothing worse than wiggling into a weird position and when you start cranking down your feet slip. DOH!
That is awesome. We just got a 73 for free we're starting to restore. What size tire are you running on that? Can't seem to find one like the original 640x15. Thanks
One pretty camper, I like how you made her look older than she is by applying the styling cues of a Shasta. Though it would have already been an "old" car at the time this baby was made, this one is now begging to be towed by a '57 Nash Ambassador. Good work, my friend!
Trying to make a Scotty look like a Shasta. Don't get me wrong I like it but why? Why didn't you go with red and cream inside too, the green cushions with a blue table just looks funny. Maybe if you put up orange or purple curtains it might unite the colors.
Just found a 74 Scotty Sportsman in dire need of restoration. Hope you don't mind, but I'm stealing your color schemes. Clean and functional, beautiful job!
ashbash157 Just buy a new tank..Menards $25ish. cut a straight line with a cutoff wheel on a grinder separating the two halves. weld a hinge on one side and a draw hasp on the other side. line the inside with rubberized coating and put a drain in the bottom. Buy a cheap drop in tub and your set.. Everything is available at Menards or Lowe's. Good luck
I always use spare wheel when I'm doing any clutch-engine work
Yeah, it really helps when you need a lot of leverage to bust a stubborn nut loose. Nothing worse than wiggling into a weird position and when you start cranking down your feet slip. DOH!
💯🤔 maybe you should have drank your milk and eat your vegetables like your mom told you and you would have grown😅
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Much too short a ride 😢😢😢😢!!!!
I love it! Fantastic job!
There are HOLES in the skin on the drivers side. In a new paint job. Who would accept that?!
Very nice Pontiac. For Sale?
Thank you, it's actually pending.
Beautiful!
How much does this weigh?
Scotty's weigh about 1000lbs if I remember correctly.
Brilliant mate! I admire people who can do this. Well done. 👍
That is awesome. We just got a 73 for free we're starting to restore. What size tire are you running on that? Can't seem to find one like the original 640x15. Thanks
nice...but the paint it a little much for me
One pretty camper, I like how you made her look older than she is by applying the styling cues of a Shasta. Though it would have already been an "old" car at the time this baby was made, this one is now begging to be towed by a '57 Nash Ambassador. Good work, my friend!
Sweet little rig ! I just love perfection......
Thanks
My 68 scotty tension springs on the axle broke. Any idea where to find springs?
Try the Scotty Facebook group. Tons of info and resources there..That would be my approach. Good luck!
@@ClydePennington Thanks for replying
Is this for sale
It sold long ago...
Beautiful but no bathroom
I love the propane cooler idea. That's pretty trick. Nice job
Thank you!
@@ClydePennington Please tell me where you bought the propane cooler shell?! I've looked everywhere!
Never mind, I just saw your response to a similar question below. You seriously need to patent this idea and sell them!!
A quality job . Love it.
Thank you!
Trying to make a Scotty look like a Shasta. Don't get me wrong I like it but why? Why didn't you go with red and cream inside too, the green cushions with a blue table just looks funny. Maybe if you put up orange or purple curtains it might unite the colors.
My apologies, it was the first time I ever designed anything. www.intuitiveiron.com
I must of done something right..She sold instantly! I don't design much though.. Penningtonart.net
Just found a 74 Scotty Sportsman in dire need of restoration. Hope you don't mind, but I'm stealing your color schemes. Clean and functional, beautiful job!
Thanks..Good luck...it's international harvester tractor colors.
Wow is it for sale?
Can you tell me how you did the hidden propane tank cooler ? It's awesome !
ashbash157 Just buy a new tank..Menards $25ish. cut a straight line with a cutoff wheel on a grinder separating the two halves. weld a hinge on one side and a draw hasp on the other side. line the inside with rubberized coating and put a drain in the bottom. Buy a cheap drop in tub and your set.. Everything is available at Menards or Lowe's. Good luck
Thank you so much!
This is great!
Thank you....