lol, anybody want to exchange current $ for 1965 for a timemachine?

[IAmTheDood]

just noticed this was posted in '07 ..

but still funny!

http://www.craigslist.org/about/best/sba/469985878.html

i have come into the possession of my great grandfathers life work, among being a decorated aeronautical engineer it would appear he dabbled in the lesser accepted sciences. i have almost finished building his masterpiece a 1952 nash rambler time machine. unfortunately my grandfather didn't live long enough to find an energy source with high enough density to fuel his machine, but i believe i have the problem solved.

serious offers only, i would like to exchange paper money for paper money printed before 1965 (for OBVIOUS reasons!). i will pay 5% of the total currency exchanged, unfortunately i cannot offer transfers of coinage as i am already pushing the weight limit as it is!

please no solicitations on changing the future as any changing would only happen in an alternate future reality and be a waste of yours and my time.

back to the workshop!

[Joe Gress]

Some people have too much time on their hands.

[MakiSupaStar]

Wow.

[Lalabadie]

So time travel is a branch of aeronautics? hmmm hmmm

[XtreO]

Maybe it works? :O

[casualmadness]

There's no shortage of awesome in that post.

[dancehallclasher]

unfortunately my grandfather didn't live long enough to find an energy source with high enough density to fuel his machine, but i believe i have the problem solved.

I wonder if that sucker's nuclear?

Nah, I bet it's electrical but it needs a nuclear reaction to generate the 1.21 gigawatts of electricity he'll need.

[i_got_a_mohawk]

He probably just needed a quantum flux capacitor, fairly standard stuff these days

[Fontaine]

Originally Posted by i_got_a_mohawk

He probably just needed a quantum flux capacitor, fairly standard stuff these days

[Lalabadie]

On Instructables there's a guide for a DIY flux capacitor.