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I had so many parts left over from building my 1934 vintage race car that I decided to use the parts to build another car and perhaps my wife would not notice that I’d bought too much. what I had …
45 mpg is enough by itself . It is a great little car that we use a lot. I even put a hitch on it to pull a light trailer with motorcycles….or a load of channel iron as in the …
9 mpg says it all. Otherwise a nice truck. They all look the same so who cares about a picture.
I used to win cherry truck races with this one. It has a new 292 motor, which helps a lot but it still only goes around 65mph. 4 speed transmission + 3 speed browning + 2 speed rear axle = …
I could not figure out how to delete this accidental entry. So I have loaded the most interesting car photo that I could…good for a laugh at least…and I might say my kind of car.
44 years later, I still have it. 289 3 speed and now a 5 speed I drove it solo New York to Seattle in 48 hrs in 1972. It pulled an airplane from Indiana To Oregon in 1999.
a Datsun 1200 engine & drivetrain. VW front axle a 109 tube space frame in a plastic body both of my design and construction. weight 1050 lbs 4 bar rear suspension (made from tie rods) with panhard rod & home …
A 1930’s style racer made from a post office jeep. It had to have a 4 cylinder engine older than 1934 to compete[race] with model A based cars so I used an Allis Chalmers engine. I have had several kinds …
