Larry Frank's Holman Moody '62 Galaxie
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Posted: Fri Sep 07, 2012 9:48 amRe: Larry Frank's Holman Moody '62 Galaxie
Posted: Fri Sep 07, 2012 1:48 pmHi Larry.How are you? I hope your doing fine.That things beautiful Larry.you sure did a nice job on it.Nice detail .I bought the same one and made a S/S drag car with it.Talk to you later Larry,Bob...
Re: Larry Frank's Holman Moody '62 Galaxie
Posted: Fri Sep 07, 2012 4:19 pmYou know I want to make a big version of that now :)
Re: Larry Frank's Holman Moody '62 Galaxie
Posted: Fri Sep 07, 2012 9:25 pmBeautiful car. Beautiful job!!
Re: Larry Frank's Holman Moody '62 Galaxie
Posted: Fri Sep 07, 2012 9:33 pmYou guys do some great work!!
I wish I could do that even in the bigger scales!!
Nice job!
Rusty
I wish I could do that even in the bigger scales!!
Nice job!
Rusty
Re: Larry Frank's Holman Moody '62 Galaxie
Posted: Fri Sep 07, 2012 11:32 pmThat's a very nice job you did painting/decaling that Galaxie, Larry :handgestures-thumbup:
Re: Larry Frank's Holman Moody '62 Galaxie
Posted: Wed Sep 12, 2012 4:28 amNice build of a galaxy very well done
Re: Larry Frank's Holman Moody '62 Galaxie
Posted: Wed Sep 12, 2012 5:40 amThat's a nice looking Ford!!!
SMOKIN' '62 GALAXIE
Posted: Fri Sep 28, 2012 6:16 pmWow, Larry, that is a great sight for a Ford guy like me. I love those 60's Ford stockers. Well done!!
I had an original Aurora vibrator '62 Galaxie body on a Thunderjet 500 chassis in my runner box for many, many, years. Tan body with black roof, the interior and rear window were removed. Aurora 'Tuff Ones' rear wheels with silicones on all four corners, set at about 1 1/4" wide. Pretty much a stock T-Jet chassis other than the Wizzard motor brushes and the BSRT 'ski' type pickup shoes (that stuff came along a little later after the original build). The chassis currently runs under a similarly modified red Aurora '67 Galaxie XL500 body, which is a little lighter and can be 'tossed around' a bit more, especially on a road course.
As far as the '62 body goes, I lowered the thing so far down that the rear quarter panels started to crack and eventually broke off completely! Those old tan Aurora bodies are known to become brittle after all these years, but it was built back in the late 60's-early 70's, so... who knew? I've retired it from competition for now, but looking at yours is getting me thinking about repairing it again and hittin' the ovals with ol' number 62 once more!
I didn't know that Mike made the '62 Ford, I have a maroon '64 I bought from him a while back, with plans for another short track oval build like my '62 and '67. Again, congrats to you on your '62, and most of all... have a blast racin' it!!
Enjoy... Ernie
I had an original Aurora vibrator '62 Galaxie body on a Thunderjet 500 chassis in my runner box for many, many, years. Tan body with black roof, the interior and rear window were removed. Aurora 'Tuff Ones' rear wheels with silicones on all four corners, set at about 1 1/4" wide. Pretty much a stock T-Jet chassis other than the Wizzard motor brushes and the BSRT 'ski' type pickup shoes (that stuff came along a little later after the original build). The chassis currently runs under a similarly modified red Aurora '67 Galaxie XL500 body, which is a little lighter and can be 'tossed around' a bit more, especially on a road course.
As far as the '62 body goes, I lowered the thing so far down that the rear quarter panels started to crack and eventually broke off completely! Those old tan Aurora bodies are known to become brittle after all these years, but it was built back in the late 60's-early 70's, so... who knew? I've retired it from competition for now, but looking at yours is getting me thinking about repairing it again and hittin' the ovals with ol' number 62 once more!
I didn't know that Mike made the '62 Ford, I have a maroon '64 I bought from him a while back, with plans for another short track oval build like my '62 and '67. Again, congrats to you on your '62, and most of all... have a blast racin' it!!
Enjoy... Ernie
Re: Larry Frank's Holman Moody '62 Galaxie
Posted: Sat Mar 22, 2014 11:11 pmRIP Larry....you built some really cool stuff !