Extra parts rail.

[eastown]

Built from the extra frame and body parts from Double Dragster  flat tin metal  kit.

 

[Zippi]

That looks pretty kewl man.  That's a big ole blower on there.

[bbowser]

Now that's cool!  Where did you source the 6-banger?

[EngineerBob]

Very neat! I think I have almost all of those parts in my stash and didn't know what to do with them until now.

[espo]

Great looking use of what was just laying around ?  I especially like the blown inline six.   

[Earl Marischal]

A splendid use of miscellaneous parts. I do like those old rails.

steve

[spencer1984]

Very cool, that's a great use of the parts!

[ChrisR]

Cool!!!

[Rocking Rodney Rat]

I love it, nice six-shooter!!! -RRR

[Dave Armstrong]

Really nice build, great use of leftovers!

[thatz4u]

well done, great use of surplus parts....

[cobraman]

Looks good !

[papajohn97]

I love it Bob! Love the fact that you incorporated a blown straight six (a 235 Chevy?), a typical late fifties rail made in some dude’s backyard financed by his Mon-Fri job. Those must have been fun (and crazy dangerous) days. We all must have at least one of these  extra slingshot dragster frames left over from the double dragster kit, your build is inspiring me to copy you here! Thanks for posting this very cool subject.

[eastown]

Thanks all for the kudos.  The engine is the six from the AMT 51 Chev . In order to use the extra frame, you do need to make a couple of very simple crossover pieces. But I did build 3 complete cars from this kit.

 Thanks for your interest.  Bob

[Nitrobarry]

Thumbs up on that one!

[PappyD340]

Awesome, very cool!

[slusher]

Nice build..

[Snake45]

I love models built out of leftovers, spare parts, and castoff junk. Well done and model on! 

[eastown]

Thanks again.   Bob