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Oh man SD, that is one of my all time favorite old car styles...would really be interested in purchasing a few if you are gonna do alittle mass producing!!!! Chassis looks good sitting under it...very nice cast!!!

Another cool car. I like the direction you are taking.

Also like the chassis. :)

Dave:

I assume that we will be having two classes for this series, same as NASCAR beach racing did. The "Strictly Stock" class was cars no more than three years old, came into effect after the formation of NASCAR, so is basically 1950s stock bodied cars. The other class was Modified/Sportsman, from before NASCAR right up to the 1960s, and then onto the short dirt tracks. This was the class where the old coupes and sedans were run and wheel well alterations were allowed as also were the removal of grills and hoods.

So, while you can leave the wells uncut on a 40 Ford coupe, in history it was not necessary.

Keith

Man Dave! That is looking SHARP!!!!

That is way cool!!

Ken Brenn?

He was in the Midget racers and Indy racers, he owned the Gearhardt Indy car number 57.

Lookin' good! I'm glad this race is getting off the ground. I hope to get pictures of my unpainted chassis and body posted this afternoon.

Looks real good, but....................................where's the rust?................................ :mrgreen:

Allan

if it's the same guy, he owned dirt modifieds in the 70's too.

Awesome! Time to hit the sand!

That is looking SHARP Dave!!!
:text-bravo:

Check that out. Mighty fancy work :)

Man, I really have to stop slacking off...great looking build and that screen is crazy nice!