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I didn't think that that rear looked 'at home'Quote:
Originally Posted by jerry clayton
I recall Mickey Thompson making some of those rears, is that the one you had - they were magnesium weren't they?
I remember that a batch of aluminum 8 3/4 were made, i looked at an SPE chassis a while back that had one but i doubt they'd hold up with the power you made.
i remember the M/T center drop out of my dads .i was thinking it was mag and was a olds? that axle came from ron ellis T .i still remember my dad pluging a small hole in it with epoxy that was 38 years ago .i still remember the old floater GMC and the day putting in the fully chrome olds rear end under the car with the 16 americans split rims .i wonder what ever happen to any of rons stuffQuote:
Originally Posted by ojh
Really great that it's going to be restored :cool::cool::cool:
Looks like a self loading hill! Very steep! Nice looking dragster! Where did you take the photo?
I don't know where thats at--probably at Brent Cannon's place---
for those of you that haven't seen it, there are some pics in my Gallery
What a gorgeous beast it was .........
http://i74.photobucket.com/albums/i2...oyote/KC10.jpg
http://i74.photobucket.com/albums/i2...coyote/KC6.jpg
http://i74.photobucket.com/albums/i2...coyote/KC2.jpg
http://i74.photobucket.com/albums/i2...coyote/KC1.jpg
http://i74.photobucket.com/albums/i2...oyote/KC15.jpg
to my mind, the prettiest dragster of the day :cool:;):cool:
Sooooo John
Are you going to the model show at Laouisville???
Wow Jerry that paint job was the bomb! It looks fantastic. Very sweet looking engine riding nice and high. After looking where the pumpkin sits, I imagine wanting some armour plating or a real good pair of Kevlar pants! :)
No sir ......... working again and schedule doesn't allow it :(