Scott8950

The fireball was purpose built for drag radial and 10.5 racing, the setup is completely different. the engine is moved foward to help prevent wheelies and also some other differences. this new car will be wicked fast at no preps and on the street but i doubt it'll see much street racing. the new car is several hundred lbs. lighter also.

His new ride.. This car is built for No prep racing should be a good bit faster than the fireball once its dialed in..The fireball was built for drag radial and outlaw 10.5 racing..

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Great trading with you Sam!!! Will trade with you anytime...

Very impressive building.... WOW!!!

Very nice build.. I like the color!!

i will have to check those out. My dad just passed away sunday so i haven't watched much tv. i turned on netflix to watch the shelby documentary while have my morning coffee. i will try watching it tonight or in the morning.

An awesome show with tons of information. Just thought id pass it on.

Sorry for not updating. My dad passed away sunday night so im not sure when I'll get back to it.

Vince im terribly sorry to hear about your wife. I lost my dad last night, he battled lung cancer for 15 years he was 68.. Prayers for you and your family.

im no mopar expert either. when i installed the chassis the rear wheels we're just a little off. i started researching the forum and found where another member did this swap and had the same issues.

the front lined up perfectly the rear wheels was not gonna center without adjustment

i've been thinking about trying to add a post.

Nice work

that car definitely requires a skilled driver and i gotta give it to that guy he was driving the wheels off it.

Picked up today

gorgeous 57... nice work

Both builds are nice.

not at this time. I've gotta research when i get to those builds.

drag cars. most likely s/s

very nice work.. ive got a 63 and 64

those are beautiful

i researched here and saw your build. i read it twice and found alot of helpful information. i took just a small section out hopefully that does it.

while fitting the chassis i noticed the rear wheels would be slightly off. the 2 ways of fixing this would be to shorten and relocate the springs or take a small section out of the chassis which is what i choose to do. 2nd pic shows where i made the cut. All tips and advice are appreciated.. thanks

this is what i started with.