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1930's Style Indy Race Car

Discussion in 'What's It Worth?' started by Jay A Driggars, Jun 24, 2022.

  1. Jay A Driggars
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  2. wraymen
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    I’m thinking that you could put what ever price you wanted on it. Coolest thing I’ve seen on here in a long time.
     
  3. alanp561
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  4. Jay A Driggars
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    I fabricated the frame out of 2" x 5" and 2" x 4" rectangular steel tubing.
     
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  5. joee
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    start at 150k
     
  6. Flathead Freddie
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    Take it to shows and wait for the blank check for you to build an appreciative client another one
     
  7. OLE442
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    That is very nice and your craftsmanship is amazing!
     
  8. 210superair
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    Yeah, that's pretty much awesome. Good work!
     
  9. alanp561
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    That is some great craftsmanship and I loved everything about it until I saw the engine. Beautiful job on the rest of it.
     
  10. NB
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    That is a very nice build, probably better made than back in the days! But the engine.... All that effort, and then blow it by putting a bread, and ****er V8, SO SAD!

    This car emulates a 30ies pre-war race car VERY NICELY! Natural choice for such a fine build is a straight 8, or a V12, with those 16 fake pipes it should have a V16, and USE the pipes And NO BILLET parts like on that engine!!! If I were you I would look for a V16, or other pre-war engine.

    The disc brakes also aren't period correct but I think that can be overlooked.

    The value is impossible to ***ess. The Pur Sang PERFECT replicas of Bugatti 35 down to the real I8 engine cast, mechanical brakes are 250k -300k. The Porche inspired hand made cars by Runge also run in the 250k, and over range.


    Here is an example of proper engine for such a car.


    BW old eng.jpg


    BW old.jpg
     
    Last edited: Jul 25, 2022
  11. MAXWELL
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    very nice build- reality at 20k.
     
  12. Frames
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    I have an authentic recreation of the San Diego 1960 championship car. Driven by Jim Hurtubise, Parnelli Jones, Jack Clegg and Bob Hogle. I doubt if I could get $20.000.00 for it. Ran with the pack. 2008 Darlington vintage race car show. About 108 MPH!. PS; Yes they ran a 39 Ford trans. img049 - Copy.jpg img052.jpg img051.jpg
     
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  13. MAXWELL
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    frames, not the same thing................

    signed. bodies............
     

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