Zipper Motors

With that gas tank out there it's begining to look a lot like a "Pinto". Be safe!!

 

The tank(s) that came with my package fit like a glove and are a work of art.
Ron

 

Yup, thats the "standard" tanks. RML sits way too low to put the underslung tanks in it.

 

Shot of the original RML pre-wreck

http://www.jalopyjournal.com/forum/showthread.php?t=37560

 

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"Yup, thats the "standard" tanks. RML sits way too low to put the underslung tanks in it."

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Wow, lower than this? I thought mine was low. He is a brave man!
Ron

 

Happy, yours looks slick!
Yeah, RML is lower! it doesn't have the frame skirts like yours, its all the way down

 

How cool the old link, I'd never seen what it looked like before the wreck.

 

There are better pictures here of it. I have the SRM issue if you need a color copy?

 

Thanks Gearhead for the kind words and thanks for the information. Good stuff!
Ron

 

Hey Guys,

I went out to Salt Lake yesterday and meet Jeremy and Duane Palmer. It was great to meet both of them and see the work that they do. My first impression is that they are building a quality product and they pay attention to details. Their shop was clean and orderly and things were what I expected.

I had the chance to see a frame ***embly, a coupe body and an coupe with the IRS quick change and four bar straight axle setup. They both seem to be more focused on the just building a great product versus turning out volume. Jeremy was very flexible on how we can package what I want and I will be placing an order very soon for coupe and ch***is.

All in all it was worth the trip out to Salt Lake and I feel very confident in that I am getting a solid product for the money.

I'll start a build thread once I get things going. Thanks for all the replies.

Kevin

 

Tucson Az somewhere doing a porsche thats the cats***

 

Spent two days "back when" just "hanging" around Daryl's shop in Grand Junction. I was on my to Utah to snow ski so stopped in. Daryl is just friggin AMAZING. He was building some really cool cars and was doing the carbon fiber mandolin's. Shouda, coulda, wanted a Zipper Roadster, but the wife was tired of open cars after having had 4) roadsters. Shoulda just left the wife home and come home with the Zip.

 

I've been to Jeramy's place and for sure, he and his Dad are building cars that even Daryl would be proud of !

 

I've been to Jeramy's place and for sure, he and his Dad are building cars that even Daryl would be proud of !

 

My wife and I met and spent a lot of time with Darrell and his wife when we and they were unloading ours and their bodies to display at the 93 Street rod national's in Columbus Ohio. They are great people.