Demolition Derby Cars

[502]

Heres a few of my recent builds.

2000 Crown Vic

1966 Chevelle Wagon

Edited January 28, 2012 by 502

[MyBradKeselowski]

Very nicely done, both are great builds.

The Chevelle looks very realistic...

[2000-cvpi]

Nice looking Crown Vic, I used to own a 00 CVPI. By now its probably been used as a demo derby car. I sold it over five years ago. The Vic seat in the Chevelle is a nice touch. Good builds.

[502]

Heres a few of my older builds.

1960 Ford Starliner

1976 Caprice Wagon

This was a replica of a real car. It was from the mid 90s. I dont have the picture of the original car anymore or I would post it.

Edited February 2, 2012 by 502

[Monte's Motors]

The '66 Chevelle engine plate looks like a good idea for the real thing.

[promo55]

I love demolition derbies, and your cars. Is the Chevy wagon scatchbuilt from a Caprice coupe?

[38special]

The '66 Chevelle engine plate looks like a good idea for the real thing.

Its a great idea for the real ars. That one is somewhat modeled after one somebody sells. the setup goes between the engine and tranny and goes up behind the distributor then a hoop off of that plate goes around the top of the intake to the front plate and bolts to it to tie it all together and there is a cradle that bolts to the motor mounts and the front 4 boltholes on a small block chevy to tie it all together. This setup is designed when you use a bar from the cage the the back of the midplate to help keep the frontend from bending up and it evens out the pressure on the motor so you don't ruin a motor.

[502]

Yea the Chevy wagon was scratch built from the 2dr caprice. I'm working on another one now that is alot better. That car was a very simple build. It took me about a week, just a couple hours each night.

[Models by Bear]

Wow! That poor chevelle. Good job

[gray07]

Great job, very realistic, my wife and her family run in demos, ive posted some pictures of there truck in the truck section.