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I thought that to, which was why I asked. I`m groovy with Todd's decision, look forward to possibly next time as I think they would be a great addition from a modeling standpoint.
BTW Todd:
I`m down for
gasser class-63 galaxie
hot rod class-64 falcon

I don't remember reading what voltage will the cars be running on? Also, track surface info if available. How many tracks will we run on?
Thanks,

Charley

The bike was relatively inexpensive (less than $10 shipped) - but yeah - I now have a motorcycle frame to add to the bone yard... :lol:

The potential to get 3-D printed wheels for this application would be GREAT!
Definitely looking forward to seeing how you make out!
(maybe the 3-D technology will lead to a couple other designs being available as well? 12 spoke American Racing, Halibrands, etc - that would be AWESOME!) :D


Oh - and just for inspiration...
(note the plate weights on the stacked on the front!)

 Gearing: Open to builder's preference
Todd, just so we're we're all clear on this, are we wide open on any "gears" or available 1/32 scale only. As in 30t on a crown, sinse this is the max offered in this scale?
I hate to ask more questions but even though this is a fun run, it's still a competition. And there are big variables when you say builders preference on the subject of gearing.

Any word on a date yet??

Started on the 63 FORD GASSER, many changes sinse this picture. But that will have to wait till it`s done.

Looking for a "Willys" body. Anyone have one or two for sale?

Thanks,

Charley

Well The "KENTUCKY HILLBILLY" managed a 23.45 mph wheels up for about 8-10" off the line testing last night @ BULLITT DRAGWAYs 55' strip. First couple runs were not to impressive with the car popping out of the slot. After a little moving weight around, it settled down nicely, and made 8 straight passes with not even a shake.. I may do a gear change and try to squeeze 25 mph out of it as long as it remains stable.

Seen Marks 63 Ford run last night at Bullitt Speedway, like he said once it got settled down it made some very smooth and impressive passes. Very sharp looking car also. Not bad for a Kentucky boy. hillbilly

Todd,
pulling the plug on my falcon entry, running out of time. I have the 63 ready to roll