Old Coyote

These "legs under" fuelers actually did exist back in the '60's ... you could easily identify them by their extreme nose down attitude of the engines ... this was caused by the elevated rear end position to allow the driver's legs to go under the rear axle ... these cars were extremely quick but were not popular with the drivers because it placed the rear end directly in front of their crotch ... below are pictures of "Terrible Ted" Gotelli's gorgeous legs under rig along with a picture of the car under construction showing the unique driver's position and the modified steering position

Here's one built a few years ago ..... a phantom "legs under" fueler powered by a big block Chevrolet engine ... MPC Ramchargers kit, big block Chevy engine from the AMT '37 Chevy kit, Comp Resins injector and scoop, MCW black lacquer, Slixx decals ... ... the Chevy "bowtie" and "Taz" just had to make an appearance on the cowl of this Aussie themed rig ...

Great job on a very marginal kit. Your attention to detail is outstanding. Well done.

Beautiful build sir. Outstanding box stock build.

Beautiful builds sir, Simply outstanding.

Gorgeous sir, simply gorgeous.

Very nice build sir. You do beautiful work.

Very nice builds sir, extremely clean.

Stunning build sir .... very nicely done ..... beautiful work.

Beautiful job on a very cool idea ..... great work.

Very nice build sir, quite impressive modeling skills.

... the "Grinch" ... the 2000 Chevrolet Monte Carlo owned by Rick Hendrick and driven by Terry Labonte

Great looking re-build Wayne ..... that turned out spectacular.

Stunning build sir, you do such beautiful work.

Outstanding build, looks really great.

Great looking build sir. Very nicely done.

... the Walton-Cerny-Moody top fueler from 1972-1973 ... built pretty much box stock from the original MPC kit ... very minor detailing ... MCW lacquer

Another gorgeous build Mark ..... everything about this one looks just right ..... outstanding work sir.

Beautiful build.

Beautiful build sir, very nicely done. Like you, my first Nascar build was this kit in 1985.

Gorgeous build sir ... looks so realistic.

Great build sir ... very nicely done.

Outstanding build sir. Your talents are very well represented by this marvelous car.

Same old, same old for me. I work as a computer operator for a company that processes and prints payroll checks for 650,000 companies in the U.S. So I'm considered a "critical on-site worker", as we can't take our computers or our huge Xerox printers home with us. Won't have any more modeling time than before, but I'll still try to get some modeling done. Gotta keep people paid.

Beautiful build sir, great paint and detailing. Outstanding overall.