HRW 1/32 "Sportsman Showdown"

[HomeRacingWorld]

LOL, well I want to see :) I can assure you we have all been there.

And we will race it...that's a promise.

[Gameover]

Oh my this is is amussing lol.

[TuscoTodd]

It sounds like there is already some fun in the works on this!
Guess this is prime motivation to get my '70 Mustang project going again!

THANK YOU very much Slot Car Corner for the package deal options! That is AWESOME!!!

**EDIT**
And order for a "kit" from SCC (along with various bits and pieces, Dum-Dums, etc) on it's way! :D
:banana-dance:

[HomeRacingWorld]

Now boys, look at that mean Mopar. Great job!

[HomeRacingWorld]

Now boys, look at that mean Mopar. Great job!

[HomeRacingWorld]

Great shots...










What a gaggle :)

[Retro Racer 44]

Austin, you've got to get a honeycomb block, it makes it so easy. I built my whole chassis with bumpers and body mounts since dinner tonight. My parts are ordered and I have the roll bar in the interior. I just have to paint the driver and stick some numbers on it and it will be done. It won't win any Concours awards, but it should run well.

[woodman]

You guys thought about keeping those Brass Box Tube Slider Chassis adjustable by running tiny bolts through them?

[HomeRacingWorld]

Just heat it up, it will come loose. I have swapped a couple around. On mine too small for any bolts anyway :)

[turbokev]

[HomeRacingWorld]

That looks mean. You really have nailed the look. Well done.

[Ky.Slot Racer]

ahh yes, that`s what these hot rods should look like, in the day of this era race cars, stagger and weight transfer was gained by tire size and roll. So there was some serious body height to accomplish that. This is what Harry was trying to create with this series I believe. The real look of Saturday night racers, your nailing it Kevin !!

[strangebrew]

[RazorJon]

spent many a Saturday night at Lake Hill, its all gone now, think its a subdivison :cry:

[waaytoomuchintothis]

That's what happened to so many community tracks and big established speedways over the last 30 years or so. The tracks were well away from the residential fringes of towns because they were so wonderfully noisy. As the towns grew, and greedy developers bought and bought further away from town, tracks were swallowed up by oceans of ticky-tacky box houses in suburbs devoid of trees or character. Thank god the trend finally burned out. It was becoming insane.