lets see ya Evil hotrod headers

how about "old school" anyone have photos of the lincoln powered A with the chromed headers over the top of the motor? Or Scotties Muffler T with the 8 pipes all the way to the rear?

 

Maybe not Evil, but you never saw any like'em on a Plymouth Flat 6 before I'll bet...

 

I had problems posting pics last time but I will try it again...
Here is a picture of my buddy Greg's truck (from the Salvagers)...cool headers!

 

Nice job Chaz! Tell us more about the Speedway kit please. Just what I want for my 34.

 

that's Abomber30's lil bucket. here is a better pic of the exhaust...

 

this one is kinda wicked and a great idea if you just HAVE to run a muffler...

 

simple but sorta evil lookin. not sure where i go t this pic but i'm sure ti was on a HAMB post from some time back...

 

exhaust is my favorite part of a hot rod. gotta make em look fast standing still! drew

 

those were some i liked on a hemi. these are some from my nailhead!

 

some flatty ones i done did

 

one more

 

You want sick....ok here's sick from over at Limeworks last october..

 

I'm obvisouly having problems posting a pic...if I email a picture to someone will they post it?

 

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well Abomber thats what i'm talking about ,now they are evil..........Marq

 

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How about these for a fendered car

 

7 You beat me to it Fuel Pump

 

Here's another set built from the Speedway kit.

 

Hey beatnik,those are extra cool,i love those and want some real bad............Marq

 

He said EVIL, not FUGLY.

 

I am digging this motor!

but it sure looks like the door is blocked?

any info on that?

Paul

 

No to sure how far the door opens, here's a view from the front. It looks like two megaphone per side in this pic, but thats just a weld seam causing a reflection.

The car is low enough that you don't need the doors to open, as long as the top folds back. It's an east coast car that's been around for a while, maybe someones seen the owner get into it.

 

very wild!

damn, there's a lot to study there,

any more pix of it?

Paul

 

Yea