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Discussion in 'The Hokey Ass Message Board' started by kasselyn29, Sep 25, 2011.

  1. kasselyn29
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    Twisted Drill Special LSR Build 1929 Model A 1935 Ford Roof
     

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  2. kasselyn29
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    Hope to drive this car to loring next year and them hopefully run in the 175 Cl***.
     

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  3. kasselyn29
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    I jumper the photos ahead a little My friend Barney Is doing the sheet metal work ont this car,he has build a couple of other land speed cars. Will post more pictures if there is interest Thanks
     
  4. Crazy idea that should not work but it does!
     
  5. Animal
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    Ditto the I like it. That looks slick.
     
  7. Marcia
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    Looks great.
     
  8. Boeing Bomber
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    Looks real good. what's going to power it to 175?
     
  9. resqd37Zep
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    I was thinking the same thing. Looks good!

     
  10. kasselyn29
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    Thanks Marcia. SBC four speed winters V8 rear.Couple more photos.
     

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  11. squirrel
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    neat! what (body) cl*** are you planning to run in?
     
  12. JimC
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    That's just crazy!




    Wish I had thought of it.
     
  13. kasselyn29
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    Compe***ion Coupe & Sedan Cl***
     
  14. metalix_421
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    I like the look
     
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    What a great Idea.It looks like Ford could have build it. It really blends together,Great work. Only on the HAMB would you see this. Joe.
     
  17. electromet
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    I'm really liking the look of this project. I do have one observation, however. Wouldn't it be more beneficial to narrow the top to fit the body rather than widening the body? I understand that it would entail more welding and m***aging, but reducing the frontal area is the name of the game here.;)

    Mike
     
  18. Unkl Ian
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    Pretty sure changing the roof is not legal in Compe***ion Coupe.
    At least according to SCTA rules.


    But it does look very good.
     
  19. kasselyn29
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    We didnt widen body only the front cowl area for al ittle more foot room.The trans and bell housing real intrude in to the cowl and space is a problem.Thanks
     
  20. Kevin Lee
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    Model A with a 35-36 windshield? That will never work. :)
     

  21. Yeah, but he took it one step further and used the whole roof!:) Looks like a Thom Taylor Phantom.

    Better buy a rulebook if you want to run it.
     
  22. jay7262
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    It worked !!!
     
  23. Marcia
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    The Loring rule book is the same as SCTA. But I know you have a Loring book.
     
  24. Jeem
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    I love it! Please tell me you'll work on the base of the A-pillar some more. Really *****in'.
     
  25. 38FLATTIE
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    IF the Loring rule book is the same as the SCTA rulebook, what makes you think this modification is allowed?

    The way I read the rules, this won't make the cut!
     
  26. I like it - all I'd do is take some bulk out of the crown as it seems heavy up there. Really like the transition at the rear above the beltline - the "kick" forward gives it a great look.

    Steve
     
  27. kasselyn29
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    Will run T/O cl*** if I have to. The real fun is building the car.
     
  28. doctorZ
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    it looks great, but you will end up in T/O if you want to run Bonneville. remember, if you're running T/O you essentially still need to build to the record for the 'closest' cl***. running an SBC (probably C-cl*** 306-372 ci) will put you around a 200 mph record (whether you're running G/BG/F/BF). you will need to build to that record to p*** tech which will require higher SFI rated equipment, parachute, full fire system, etc. it's a lot of work for T/O!!
     
  29. gotit
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    I wonder how an a-400 Vicky rear section would flow with that top.
     
  30. kasselyn29
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    I was aware of that rule for scta I remember Sam explaining that problem to me years ago but, I don't know if it is the same for ecta or Lta. that is the reason I was going with the safety equipment for 175 Lta rules.Going to call Joe Timney next week to ask a few questions.
     

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