Well, I think you all quessed right! It's barbeque time, again...

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Fire it up, dude!

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Sausages are getting some colour...

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Marshmellow time!

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Hole on the right side of the block after race at Alastaro and 9.2 second run with engine exploding at 1000 ft.

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Hole on the left side of the block. It still went 207 km/h at the finish line...

71% of original size (was 712x19) - Click to enlarge Seppo from Järvenpää, Finland
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I see the motor oil is burning fine. Was it a tasty sauseges?


Hyvinkää, FI

Torturing the children with "mystery bags" ! ..

Hope the mesh didnt have any coating on it.. Believe it or not you can get quite sick , some people have used the shelves out of refridgerators over fires to cook on ..That has a coating on it and very nasty..

Great BBQ idea though, well done!

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"Came too close to dying to stop living now!"

Too bad about loosing the engine.. but I'm not surprised, given the level of turbo charging being put to it..

Paul

Looks like expanded metal for the grill - no coating.

71% of original size (was 712x19) - Click to enlarge  Dennis in Lititz PA

Don't worry guys... kids are ok, still. They sell that mesh for grill purposes and it is pure. Only aroma we got was from still wet paint drying with heat .

71% of original size (was 712x19) - Click to enlarge Seppo from Järvenpää, Finland
www.hollowheads.net (just click the hole in the head to proceed)

looks sweet! better than one of those fake sbc barberque grills.

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