I am sitting at work(on Sunday) sending off some pics to a stray HAMBer or two. I spottedd this pic my boss took at Bonneville this last year. Neat little Track Roadster. Just thought I would share it with you.
Oh I think it's a steel body with working doors but still the question. How do you get your body in there? I really like that top. Maybe the top folds back then once you're in you fold it up over yourself.
I will try to post a pic of the top from work tomorrow. I have a good shot of the interior. The top is REALLY neat in how it folds.
My old one pivited at the rear of the side "window"opening.the rear window section was just cloth that folded when open.
I saw that and desperatly tried to get some usable shots to frame in my 'blue room.' Never got a clean shot. Really nice and clean. Too small for my big ass, though!
T, great little car,looks to be well done.I am trying to build a T roadster right now,still have a ways to go,but choprods did all the hard work for me,I just have to get off my ????!!! and finish it.Hope to have it on the road this summer.I printed this pic out for some inspiration.Hope mine looks half that good.Thanks for putting it on.
I was talking to the owner of that car at B'Ville. It is a Speedway body on a custom chassis. I am a little guy and it was a squeze for me to get into it. The tunnel is almost like an armrest, and your feet touch at the toes in the footwell. I also got the requisite burn on the calf from the exhaust when I was gettin out. The owner has a chassis shop that does drag race stuff in Tn, or Ar. or somewhere in the south. I took several shots of the car, but all are print film. I want one just like it. TZ
I really want to see the inside shots of the top and the folding bits....ummm, not that I'd ever put a top on my car or anything.
Seems like it would be a perfect lightweight low drag package in which to house a hot A or B flatmotor four. With Mild Mitch's mill it'd probably crack a hundred MPH.
We were staying at the same motel at b ville. Watched him get in and out a couple of times, it wasn't some thing you would want to use if you are robbing banks Neat car it reminded me of Frank Mack's T.
Thanks for the top pictures. Again, I really like the top but, just like alot of contemporary track Ts I've seen, I don't care much for the car. Give me a traditional track T anytime. I love 'um.
BTTT for Grimlok. I really like this little car. I guess the only thing I might change is the nose, a little to long for my taste. The two tone blue is a bold move!
Here is one using what I believe is the same Speedway Track T body. Sorry for quality of picture, not sure how to reduce size and keep quality