4.6L wine rack / table anyone?

[mcgee9t2]

 

seen a few engine tables before, but never seen anyone use the pistons like that, nor cylinders to hold wine, normally its just engine block with a peice of glass plonked on top

[scarr89]

Love it. 

I wonder how many wifes/girlfriends would put up with that in the front room 

[Gavv8]

I had a go at this about 20 years ago but i couldn't see any 'wife' allowing what is basically half an engine to be sat in the front room..

[scarr89]

I had a go at this about 20 years ago but i couldn't see any 'wife' allowing what is basically half an engine to be sat in the front room..

You are so crude. 

[bob23]

That's exactly how my mate wants his dining room table, I had to design it for him, except he wants to use a 14.4L scania V8 and because of how the engine is built we will be able to pump cold water round the block to chill the wine, also going to etch 2 of the new double griffin heads in the middle of the glass and scallops on each corner.

Do you know what company made that or did the bloke make it himself?

[Ant1981]

Love it. 

I wonder how many wifes/girlfriends would put up with that in the front room 

Looks a lot better than that mess of a pipework to the radiator.

[Jay]

That's the best one I've seen yet, replace the wine with whiskey or other hard liquor and I'd call it perfect 

[logeyboy]

Love it. 

I wonder how many wifes/girlfriends would put up with that in the front room 

Looks a lot better than that mess of a pipework to the radiator.

PMSL - I was thinking exactly the same. Also what a mess the block will make of the cheap laminate flooring...

[danny_p]

rover v8's arnt to heavy,    you chould easy stick some sort of padding to the sump face to save the floor

[Gavv8]

The rover v8 block is actually lighter than most 4 cylinder engines and that scania v8 dining table is going to be a serious piece of ironmongery in your dining room.