Good luck to you with the cancer man...my Mom beat that...you can to...Nothin like buildin a killer ride to keep you going! By the way, what's the story on the front axle with the bends? Keep up the good work!
Very nice and I agree that frt shockset up is the berries. Also I have a 392 hemi but That hemi there is the real deal the 426 and it should be like rocket sled fo sho......... Glad to see he is whippin the Big C it can be done I have a brother that is in remission and he fought it tooth and nail. Now whats the chance of you gettin it done by the end of the week and postin a pic of it doin a wheelie Goodluck Shoe
That is mean as all hell!! I enjoyed the write up Ryan.Seems today everyone is affected by cancer in some way or another. My mother is fighting round two after eight years in the clear.I wish she would take up the hobby,she nees an escape... All the best JB
Hahahaha, after just scaring the absolute crap outta myself in my tunnel rammed bucket, that thing is gonna be a ball of fun
holy crap that thing is scary. Damn the passenger has to work the gas, i can see it now wfo ( my mom always tries to put her foot throught the passenger foot well in traffic) it'll probablly idle at 100 mph and some fool will want to stop and just poor the coal to her like a bat outa hell. OK just kiddin but it is a hella cool ride and just right for halloween to scare the bejesus out of some kids let alone their parents
Very cool indeed!! It's mean with an elegant twist in the details... Can't wait to see this one finished! Best wishes with everything, Brian
Very cool and a slick way to handle the front dampening. I notice it's two different ways in the pictures. Has the shocks layed down in most pictures and upright in another?
Man...that cantilever shock set up is, in the words of the great Frank Zappa, Titties and Beer!! So simple yet, 'shocking' in it's design.
There could be some twist going on there... Will be fun to watch though. Love the detailing on this car so far. Really smart stuff there.
I love the car. The front shock setup makes me think of a mountain bike rear suspension cantilever. Good idea. Is there a torsion bar inside the front tube as well..?.. Sorry to hear the negative associated with the build, but the car does show the positiveness that is needed to overcome such things as cancer. I know. I am a cancer survivor, and now work in pediatric cancer therapy. Stay strong, and let the car be your release. That damn thing is going to release something for sure!, might as well be your negative. Stay strong, and as I have forwarded to others here (and have made some really close friends in the process), pm me anytime you want, should you need a different mind to talk to. Good luck, Rik Aguilera
I know the owner is on the HAMB, but have no idea what his username is... sure wish he would speak up!
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