   
Argonaut II
Rating: N/A Votes: 0 (Vote!) | Posted on Wednesday, February 23, 2005 - 10:44 pm: | |
you were quite correct , The tag on the frame was damaged ... reads Magna not Magma so the model # is magna 500121 As I mentioned before , we found the frame on a scrap heap , rescued it seconds before they were going to load it up and melt it down . I'm not sure how many hours ive spent trying to get this monster to steer , Never had any sucess untill I added the 5th and 6th wheels. Was an unexpected surprize - Sorry again about the roses Mrs Bales . I know this must make every restorer here turn blue - But the frame came with no body , So I turned it into a Junkyard war's type project.made the body and roof/rollcage from old cars,other scrap piles,stuff from the desert we found & Gave it a military theme ...If I wasn't a poor man I'd have done it right. It will never float again , but here in Arizona we have the worlds largest beach,just no water . If the kid ever returns (last seen yelling WOOHOO,and driveing out into the wastelands with his BB guns & 5 of his freinds hanging on) I'd like to start working on the transmission,its my guess the lower gears are the ones we need for climbing ?.... Where would I find a manual for this monster ? the transmission seems to have 3 foreward gears , only one works , not sure of what type gear oil to use. transmission has model # 512304 Thanks for your help ~ |