1/32 Stocker Series Road Test! - Lee Wright

[HomeRacingWorld]

Lee (Listerstorm) sent in his entries for the 1/32 Stocker Series so we can run them this weekend.



SCX Cuda, which is the best car SCX ever cranked out aside from a certain cheeseburger NASCAR :) And then a perfect running mate with the Scalextric 70 Camaro. One of the best cars they have ever made as well in our eyes. They both are fully loaded with after-market go-fast goodies and ready to mix it up.

Great modeling on both. Each is a fine example of a stocker and they both run smooth as silk.



Thanks Lee for sending these in for the event!

[hoganracing]

Those really look good and they look great together on that track.

Nice work, Lee.


Patrick

[dreinecke]

Been there, drove them, got the T-shirt ;)

Awesome cars, loved driving them!

[ListerStormGT]

Very cool Boss, I am glad they got there in time for the event. I expect the Cuda to come back with some character... :lol: I hope you guys have fun with them.

Dave, we both got the T-shirt but I'm pretty sure we would just rather be there again. :)

[HomeRacingWorld]

[ListerStormGT]

Harry, if you have time before you send the cars back I would love to see a pic of our Camaro's together.

[BRP32]

Hi Lee!

Awesome looking cars my friend!

It was as if they were meant to be together.....

I look forward to more pictures of them as Harry posts them from his race weekend.

Wayne (Bolton's Speed Shop) :D :D :D

[HomeRacingWorld]

I am honored you want my heap of bolts next to your fine machine.







My white dots sure look a lot worse now...hehe

[hoganracing]

[HomeRacingWorld]

[HomeRacingWorld]

Yes sir, I use #22125's.

[ListerStormGT]

Harry, great pics they look great together on the track. Actually I thought you dots said Goodyear when I looked at them. Im sure yours will outrun mine easily.

Dave, the Hoosier on my tires are decals I got from Pattos.

I think I also used the PG 22125 tires.

[BRS Hobbies]

The cars look incredible! Would love to see a how to build article on these cars.

Best regards,
Brian