dragcarz

Very nice build Sean

Great subject I'm following!

Great job Misha

Great job Brett, nice to see someone building kits this summer.

Insane !!!!!!!!maybe you should do 1/1 scale?

I like it! I think this is the first one I've ever seen built. Oh looks great by the way, good job!

Wow that's nice!

LOOKS GREAT, love it Captures the feel perfectly.

I want to know where your buying kits for $15.00 to $16.00.......I'm paying $23.00 to $29.00 @ kit

Wow, I wish I could spell Georgous!

Looks great, did you modify the front stance so the car, seems I remember these kits sitting high in the front end?

Looks nice

Looks great these are really fun builds.

The lever on the handbrake is for the fire suppression system. The parachute releases are normally mounted to the body. The fuel shutoff could I guess be mounted to the brake lever but most often they are on the left chassis rail separately . Hope this helps.

Maybe I'm cheap, but since when is $35,000.00 affordable?

WOW what a deal, went to my local hobby shop today, where I've been a customer for several years. The owner said he had something for me and took me to the back, where he started to explain that an older gentleman was headed to Goodwill with these kits and decided he wanted them to go to someone that would appreciate them and stoped at the shop. The hobby shop owner said he knew someone that would enjoy them and they struck a deal, $15.00 for all ! The hobby shop owner offered them to me for $15.00 also, I gave him $20.00 told him to keep it, which he did. The Gene Snow funnycar is complete unbuilt as is the Trojan horse Mustang and the Revell 56 Pick up. The Copperhead dragster is started but appears complete as does the MPC Petty Pylmouth and the Palmer Chapparal . Once in a life thimble deal Thank You Jesus!

Very nice

I was never a fan of topless funny cars.........but I like this, Great Job

Are you modifying a Revell Funny Car body?

Love it!

WOW! I've wanted to tackle a project like this for some time, but I lack courage. I crewed for a AA/FA in the 70s (see avatar) and have wanted to recreate it in scale for a long time . I'm defiantly following!

Very Cool

LOVE THIS!!!!

Pretty

Looks nice!