Slim's Vintage Super Mod

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I hope this build isn't pushing the descriptive limits of open wheel, it is the only other build that I have at this time that comes close to belonging here. Personally, despite the modified 34 Ford body, I think this car is closely related, somewhat. The body has been narrowed shortened and cut down every wich-a-way. Scratch built wing on a scracth build chassis. Torsion bar rear, adjustable buggy spring front, and an injected small block chevy!So this will be my last post till I build something! Hope ya'll like it!

[Calvin]

Very cool, I like it.

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Hey Slim, Plymouth or Wilmot car ? Yer everywhere now man!!!!! GREAT SUPER !!!

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HI Music Man!

It has no fenders, so it HAS to be OPEN WHEEL! ;D

Nice one.

Mongo

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Yes there is a definate Wisconsin inluence on that build, that was no accident!

Thanks Bill, I wasn't sure if it was apprpriate here, so thanks for making me feel a little more comfortable. I love the old roadsters and uprights, another nice thing about growing up in Milwaukee, beside the darkside stocks, you got to see the Indy cars and stars, too! Pretty cool!

[illeagle10]

Aaahhh! Something a little different in open wheel?

Nice!

Jim

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Mar 2, 2010 17:54:11 GMT -5 @slimlouis said:

Yes there is a definate Wisconsin inluence on that build, that was no accident!

Thanks Bill, I wasn't sure if it was apprpriate here, so thanks for making me feel a little more comfortable. I love the old roadsters and uprights, another nice thing about growing up in Milwaukee, beside the darkside stocks, you got to see the Indy cars and stars, too! Pretty cool!

Well, Music Man, I know a few Watsons ended up as Super Mods, and you can't get much more Open Wheel (in MY mind! LOL!!) than a Watson Roadster! ;D

Keep it up!
Mongo

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Great job... love the totally different versions of supermods from around the country !!!