Super Secret Spy Photo's

[Mr. Mac]

This is a new car being built in Tulsa,by Joe Hamby #50
Dont know much about the car except the engine that you see is not the one that will be raced. I heard the new slant six will have lots of beans.

[REJ]

Does this J. Hamby hang out on the Slant six website??

[lindross]

Motor must be broken cause it's leaning kinda funny. :D Lookin good there Mr. Mac.

[Mr. Mac]

Does this J. Hamby hang out on the Slant six website??
Dont know,I know he's well educated about them. I dont think he is a member of the Hamb, he lurks some.

[REJ]

Me thinks I have heard of him on that website, and if that is the case, I damn sure will be the slowest slant there!!!:eek:

[bob hindman]

Looooookkkkssss Gooood Joe Joe

Hiney

[Oilcan Harry]

Motor must be broken cause it's leaning kinda funny. :D Looking good there Mr. Mac.


Might just be a defective mount. They can jam a 2x4 under it, and wrap it with ducktape. It'll be fine as long as its pre 62 ducktape.

[BRENT in 10-uh-C]

Looking in that bottom picture above, am I correct in seeing that the front axle is mounted stationary?

I'm ignorant enough not to know whether this is an issue or not but I am curious to what NHRA or whoever's position will be on this? Thoughts....???

[Rand Man]

Speed Merchants use solid mounted axles. I think the Ramrods have the same. It works well for us.

[Jim Marlett]

Almost all modern day altereds and dragsters have solid mounted front axles, although they are a different design. Most modern altereds and a number of dragsters have sprung rear ends.