Art & Inspiration Restored Supermodified

All cool pics.. Keep it up!! John

 

Roostasix, You ought to bring your Modified out to SoCal in Nov (Thanksgiving weekend) for the Walt James Classic. The Walt James Stadium has a Banked dirt track on the outside and a flat concrete track on the inside. Would love to see your car on the dirt.

 

Our car at Lawton, OK.

 

Here's a wild one-- 1956 Indy 500 winner..........as a supermodified! YES!!!!THE FIRST ZINK/WATSON

 

The 1974 Hutchinson, Kansas fire.
http://www.hoseheadforums.com/forum...f6436b177-F373BDA0-E7F2-6999-0F31CF93B56693BC

 

1975 Enid Winternationals

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=iVHIlaV74-w

 

Does anyone know of a cae type bellhousing for the sb mopar? Would like to run a mopar w/big bell in/out box...any leads??? Thanks!....Mike

 

2nd annual Lloyd Ruby Memorial
May 1st
7567 Seymour hiway (hiway 62, westside of Wichita Falls)

Texoma Motor Speedway
Wichita Falls, TX

A video of what we did last year,

 

Legendary car from our parts

Black magic

 

Great stuff Brian!

 

Great Thread!! There's tons of pics from West Capital and Roseville, Ca here
http://westcapitalraceway.com/

 

Ken, Jim Perry's Supermodified reunion is this coming weekend. Should be some nice old supers there. We will be bringing Bob Bennifield's 1969 Ira Compton built super.

 

Always a good time at Jim's. Lotsa 4 wheeled eye candy for sure.

 

Some of the supers at Jim's reunion, Jim put on a great.

 

my next project

 

coming next week

 

This car sat in a field for 40 years I brought it home 3 weeks ago and started tearing it apart
I have the
quick change
CAE in and out box
steering box
all the wish bones
front axle
original wheels
torsion bars and arms
original seat and cover
and I have the 427 side oiler that was in it

 

Hi Brian, your an Oklahoma guy, do you remember #6 and #8 supers of Isaac's (sp) from Dodge City? He had 6and8 speed shop. Just wondering what ever happened to those cars. Isaac had a big trucking outfit. I think herb Copeland use to drive for him. You guys are getting me all cranked up here. Thanks, Lippy

 

The square railed #8 Edmunds was crashed in '76, it's remains were left behind . but, word has it that it is now in Kansas somewhere, unrepaired.

The #6 Edmunds is hard to say. There is a super down in Houston these days that matches the description of it. However, it could also be another #8 since there were more than two over the years. Yet the speculation goes on back and forth between owner and seller.

I think it is an Edmunds myself, I've looked at it up close, and I have never seen a nance frame kit like that. The tank, dash, and many other things look like the kind of work I have become familiar with Edmunds.

Hard to give an honest answer on these cars sometimes, since the truth is so murky.

 

Thanks, I use to watch them run at Dodge City they were always fast. I am a drag racer but sure would like to build or re-build an old supermodified. I bet there are a lot of old cars stashed away. I drive an A/fuel front engine dragster, I bet I would like a supermodified.Anything that is always out of control is fun. Lippy