Before I dive in, let me introduce myself real quick. I go by Hechtspeed on all the car forums I join. I'm a certified car nut. It doesn't matter what type of car, if its modified and customized, I can dig it. I'm really excited to be blogging for MyRideisMe. Hopefully I can bring cool content that you readers will enjoy. So, let's get to it shall we? The internet is home to thousands, even millions of websites. That means there has to be cool websites out there displaying hidden hot rod treasures. This "Internet Barn Finds" series of blogs will venture into the world wide interweb to see what we can find. Part 1 takes a look at a couple cool Scale Miniature Hot Rod engines. These are not your typical scale plastic model kits you put together during Christmas vacation, these are billet aluminum, high precision, CNC machined engines that actually run, some even powering 1/4 scale radio controlled hot rods. The first Barn Find is from weberprecision.com. Searching through Weber's website you'll find detailed pictures of both the end product and the tools/machines used to build...
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