914Driver wrote: 1934 Stout Scarab
Reminds me of:
What the British call stock cars, like American sprint cars. I used to go see these on 1/4 and 1/2 mile dirt and tarmac ovals
Wally wrote: Here is a good thread with pictures of classic modifieds. http://www.jalopyjournal.com/forum/showthread.php?t=174989&highlight=historic+modifieds
Great thread, man I want one of these things. So much fun for an autocross or track day.
Love the bumper!!
I'm becoming obsesed with these things, I just love this trimed down 'stock' shell over a simple frame, honking great big Cy and massive exposed wheels look. It's an 8 year old boys dream. I just haven't grown up this week.
That's it, that's THE look. What basic body was this based on and do they make a fiberglass replica for the hot rod crowed these days?
Appropriate to the page #.
It would be quite simple to make a FG mold off that body.
Adrian_Thompson wrote:
I want to see one of these built out of say.... an FC TII RX7.
Postcard from Pismo Beach.
Adrian_Thompson wrote: That's it, that's THE look. What basic body was this based on and do they make a fiberglass replica for the hot rod crowed these days?
Ironically (in the true sense of irony) it looks like a 1936 Ford 5-window coupe roofline:
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