Nice Ashtray

[CoventryCat86]

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Have you ever see one like this?

Way too delicate and frilly for a "man cave." I do like it though.

Actually, isn't that really a pipe rest holding a cigar? Doesn't seem to be too much room for any ashes.

[cinda]

Way too delicate and frilly for a "man cave." I do like it though.

Actually, isn't that really a pipe rest holding a cigar? Doesn't seem to be too much room for any ashes.

There is a deep whole in the body of it but thank you that is what it is da lol

[S.A.W.B.]

All this talk about nice ashtray's inspired me to upgrade to a new and improved version. This one is built from the jug off of a 14 cylinder Pratt and Whitney engine a 454 camshaft and some rods out of that same airplane engine. Still need to add a small tray to the side for my Xikar's.

[CoventryCat86]

All this talk about nice ashtray's inspired me to upgrade to a new and improved version. This one is built from the jug off of a 14 cylinder Pratt and Whitney engine a 454 camshaft and some rods out of that same airplane engine. Still need to add a small tray to the side for my Xikar's.

That is incredible!

[badwhale]

That is one cool ashtry, SAWB

To keep with the theme, sorta, I've been using a burn piston from a TR25W.

[S.A.W.B.]

[/QUOTE]To keep with the theme, sorta, I've been using a burn piston from a TR25W.[/QUOTE]

Sweet those Brit bikes just keep on giving even after they are dead.

[cinda]

Nice job on the ash tray!

[SPEEDRACER]

I'm still on the hunt (sorta) for a nice big piston worthy of ashtray conversion. Sadly (but fortunately), my engine blowing days are over, but I have a few mechanic friends, and some others still in the practice of burning up their cars, just not much time for visiting here lately... I Will find a suitable candidate though, and will definitely be posting before and after pictures of the project!