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Dan Webb's Golden Sub

Discussion in 'The Hokey Ass Message Board' started by hemifarris, Oct 26, 2008.

  1. hemifarris
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    -This morning I visited my friend, Dan Webb and his Daughter Ashley at their shop. As you may, or may not, know Dan is nearing the completion of his interpretation of Harry Miller's "Golden Submarine"
    -Whereas the original "Sub" was (duh) a shade of gold, Dan's car will remain entirely natural steel, aluminum, brass and titanium. The motor is a 400 horsepower Ford Racing 4 cylinder that runs on alcohol.It has an enclosed drivehaft,a billet in-and-out box and a billet quickchange. The car weighs less than 1,000 pounds! Here's a sneak peak at what will debut at S.E.M.A.
    -Hopefully Dan won't mind my posting my photos.....Mike
    MORE PICTURES COMING.....
     

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  2. 5wbomber
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    holy shit. great work he does..
     
  3. Truly amazing!
     
  4. Crazydaddyo
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    WOW......WOW...... no other word, sorry.
     

  5. Littleman
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    The definition of Craftsmanship.............Littleman
     
  6. he continues to set the benchmark of class and outstanding workmanship...

    That is beyond being art, that is brilliance, Hot Rodding at its best.

    Cheers,

    Drewfus
     
  7. mottsrods
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    Absolutely beautiful...........great lines.........perfect. A true craftsman.....

    Mott
     
  8. Blackie
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    Wow... Been wanting to see the body for a long time. I'm floored.
     
  9. Gorgeous craftsmanship.
     
  10. woodys garage
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    I have been in love with the original, but this gets my motor running!! Man, I wish I could stop by and see something like that being built, Woody.
    Living on an island in Nebraska
     
  11. John Denich
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    WOW I am speechless THAT IS A WORK OF ART!!!!!!
     
  12. Chaz
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    Saw it in progress in Detroit. I hung around it till I was afraid I'd be arrested as a stalker. I am Heading to SEMA to see it done. It may well be the most beautiful piece of automotive work I'll see in my lifetime.
     
  13. Ron Mayes
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    what he said
     
  14. dickster27
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    That sheet metal work and the design are the caliber of genius. Man-O-man that is so very "kool beans".
     
  15. Malcolm
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    Awesome, awesome car! Unbelievable.

    I found a few 'under construction' photos in an old email - hope you don't mind me adding them to this thread :eek:....

    Malcolm
     

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  16. cuznbrucie
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    Killer ride!!! One of the best I've seen........and, what the hell......it does have *Golden Knockoffs!*


    CB
     
  17. vendettaautofab
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    damn... i am lost for words...
     
  18. hemifarris
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    -I know that a lot of guys/gals got their juices flowing talking about Posie's new S.E.M.A. car but Dan's car must be seen in person to be believed. It's truly a 21st century build! ..........Did I mention it's 41" tall?
    -Here's several more pictures with 3 more to come.The opening in the left hood side is for the Schroeder drag link/steering box from Dan's good friend Gary Schroeder, who happens to own several real Millers.
    -Kudos to Dan Webb, Thom Taylor and Craig Naff for their efforts.
     

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  19. sawzall
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  20. Wow, I don't know what to say, amazing! Can't wait to see it at SEMA.
     
  21. jimdillon
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    I saw it in progress at Autorama and spoke to Craig. He certainly has a passion as I am sure does Dan Webb. Great piece. The attention to detail was an I am sure is incredible.-Jim
     
  22. hemifarris
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    Several more........
     

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  23. JimSibley
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    That car is just freakin perfect. Its like what posie tries to pull off with the flair of steve moal.
     
  24. Spectacular!!!
     
  25. hemifarris
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    Four more.....Be sure to click onto the photos to enlarge.

    -Note the detail of the bodyline extension on the grille's edge.............Mike
     

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  26. The37Kid
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    Thanks for posting the photos, I've seen the recreation Barny Oldfield's, but has taken things to a different level.
     
  27. speedtool
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    Dang. Dan just set the bar higher. Nice piece of work!
     
  28. 29 bones
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    that is great..... nice work!!!!
     
  29. tisdelski
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    thats an amazing level of workmanship !!

    too bad they decided on running a in-out box, it won`t be real drivable.

    gary
     
  30. I can't wait to see that in motion- it would be awsome to run it alongside the copy of the original Golden Sub at the next Miller reunion!!!

    Dan Webb's work on this has been a pleasure to the eyes since it's inception!
     

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