The World's First Jet Powered Beer cooler

Personal website ^ | 06.29.2001 | A thirsty, bored dude

[RedBloodedAmerican]

I won't insert the HTML source here since there arem many images of the kit.

So if you would like to see it, CLICK HERE (opens in a new browser window)

[RedBloodedAmerican]

whew!

[RedBloodedAmerican]

Pop!

[RedBloodedAmerican]

Can this be considered Breaking News? :)

[Dog]

LOL!!!!

[RedBloodedAmerican]

I'm off to my shed to work on one right now! See ya!

[Admin Moderator]

Sure. Just not by Free Republic! ;-)

[RedBloodedAmerican]

Hmmm...is that a "hint"? :^)

[StriperSniper]

Psst! over HERE.

[bert]

The way to do it proper is to have a computer online in the shed.... then you can visit friends at FR while carrying on the shed projects.

[ken5050]

Won't work..It's an old Brit sportscar. The electrical system is guaranteed to fail, and the beer will be warm......

[strela]

Guinness was used as it is an internationally recognised beer. I would have used a good, well known American beer but that is like finding the pot of gold at the end of a rainbow.

More like the same chance as willing 50 consecutive state lotteries, then dating all 50 Miss America contestants on 50 consecutive nights. There is probably good beer brewed somewhere in the US, but I'll be hanged if I can name even one.

[facedown]

ping

[strela]

Sheesh ...

"willing" = "winning'

Dyslexia is a horrible thing.

[Eric in the Ozarks]

I love old MGs...I know, I know, the curse of Joe Lucas.

[Steve0113]

Old news. I built one of these years ago.

(/lie)

[BullDog108]

IMNSHO!

[Not now, Not ever!]

It is a very exciting way to pass gas, and for such a good purpose!

[Squantos]

http://www.beveragefactory.com/draftbeer/jockey-boxes/120-double.shtml



I bought one of these bout a year ago........jet age is too slow fer me :o)

One other way I learned to cool beer in the desert is to dig a deep (3 feet) hole in the sand. Wrap a case of your favorite cervesa in a gunny sack (wet). Bury the package and then pour five gallons of mogas (unleaded as we must save the planet) on the surface, let it soak in a bit and light it up. After it burns itself out , dig up and presto cold brewskies !!


Lot of work for a cold drink but when you forget the ice it's great as a combat evaporation quasi cooler !!



Stay Safe !

[strela]

Hmmm ... and they have a distributor in Texas as well. I'll check The Flying Saucer for this stuff the next time I go.

[ken5050]

Way back in the mid 60's I had a TR-3 in college, the one with the side mounted Solex down-draft carbs...everytime you came to a hard stop, they cut out.....I carried a little jar of gas in the boot...i'd jump out and pour a tad on to prime the carbs......and to this day, the name "Lucas" gives me hives..