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Tesla Powered Model T Show Rod! Meet ET

This entry was posted in 3d printing Hot Rod model car YouTube on December 7, 2022 by Ian Pattinson

Old meets new in this project. A vintage Model T show rod kit gets a modern drivetrain through 3D printing.

3D models used in this build:

Tesla crate motor – Quick change rear – Speedster Rod wheels & tyres

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