Projects Seagrave 531 V12 Special BuiLd Up in Brazil

The cluster is priced at $75, seems pretty reasonable.

 

Hi folks.
The Leviathan has a battery and maybe next Saturday we’ll take it for a spin around the block.
Gui.


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Hey looky there!

Been watching in anticipation.
Can hardly wait, D.

 

Videos are welcome!!!!......

 

Man, you guys got a lot done. Nice!!!!!

 

That thing looks really good, Gui. I know you can't wait to test it out. I'm tickled by how tiny the Morgan looks in comparison. Thank you for this thread, it's one of my favorites.

 

Today we take the Seagrave V12 for the first ride.



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Sounds terrific! I bet that thing is not easy to steer especially when not moving. Thanks for sharing GUI.

 

Congratulations! Looks like it's running a little hot.

Pat

 

The engine is brand new.
I believe with time the engine will run more freely and cooler.
Gui.


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Front fascia.


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No need to explain Gui, I know the feeling one gets driving there hot rod for the first time. I know I had a grin from ear to ear when I've driven mine. You did good.

Pat

 

LOL... That's great!

I love the overall persona of your creation. Somewhat imposing with its large size... cool.
Yet, so vintage in style,
it makes everybody smile.

I still wanna see you doin' about 100 km/h down a dirt road.

 

Fantastic !! and thanks for posting the vids....awesome

 

So did the police in the armored vehicle escort you home? Such a cool car! Well done.

Dave

 

loverly...................

 

I wonder if people see that and think "My grandfather had one just like that!" Great job, Dr., looking forward to more in the future.

 

I love it!
Can’t wait to see another driving video with the exhaust tips on.


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Hot damn. I'm happy for you.

 

It looks like it is a handful but fun!

 

I wish my weekend had been this exciting.

 

Fantastic, I hope you can find someplace to run it "flat out". After running 70 with one of these in a 14,000 lb fire truck, you might be very surprised!

 

Outstanding Sir.Thanks for taking the time and effort to make and post the video.
Good luck.Have fun.Be safe.
Leo

 

I've been following & loving your thread, Gui. Keep up the great work & vision. I believe Beanscoot is right with the gauge panel he showed being from a Seagraves firetruck. Stewart-Warner made these gauges & they were often used in various vehicles & boats. Here's one that I have that is identical to the one he has pictured, except this one has a REO logo on it. These gauges fit into 6" holes. However, I'm guessing that from the numerous gauge holes in your dash, you'll probably be using a different collection of period gauges? May I ask, what is the diameter of the small holes?

 

Awesome!


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Great to see it on the road! I now know what my future holds!
Congrats, Gui!


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Nice turn signals!

 

Looks like you have the Armstrong steering system.