Ok,the dragsters are cool,I'd take any one of them.But the propane tank in the background done up like an Eelco tank,complete with brackets is too bitchin cool!
That's what I was thinking! Our propane tank is hidden by shrubs.....maybe I should cut them down and make me some brackets!
Restoring for show....too old for GO!!!! Left to right first photo.....Chassis Research,Chassis Research,Straightaway Eng.,Unkown builder
I've got a 1000 gal propane tank in my back yard. That was unfortunate until now. I'm stealing your idea. Too cool.
Awesome! I sure do like the one in grey primer..... Everytime I open a thread with FEDs....I get the temptation to build my own...... And that's the coolest propane tank in all the land.
Do you have any info on the chassis with the Hemi? It looks a lot like the one in an original Chassis Engineering blueprint I acquired several months ago. Do you have a photo of the driver area without the body?
Wow....that is a great collection of FED's there. Please post more pics during updates and such. DuckusCrapus
First photo....History unkown on first two...next is a Straightaway Eng. built in Willoughby Ohio in the early 60s and raced by Goodman/Sabatos until the mid 60s...last one, don't know the history or who built it.
Thanks for the photo of the frame. Wow, that's a little light on the tubing at the firewall. Puts all the stress directly on the hoop....scary to be sure. I remember Straightaway, they used to buy fiberglass from us (Ai) back in the day. The blue print I have is a 1962 design that I bought with it's original cover letter (signed by Scotty Fenn) and envelope from Chassis Engineering. I have never seen a chassis built to the specs on the print and thought your's just might be one.
Here's the Chassis Engineering blueprint. Note how Scotty went with the stringers under the main rail and used a single radiuse hoop roll bar, both for the first time.