My 65 GAL Not A Pushcar

This One i slapped together in 2 weeks, sorry guys its only a curbside













Thanks M thumbsup

Given that you've designated it as a pushcar it might be a bit low in the front?
You risk putting the pushbar through the grille.
Easilly solved by attaching a big lump of wood to the front.
I recomend a piece of balsa stained with soy sauce "bolted" to some sort of scratched up frame (this one is fixed to the over-riders).

That a nice build, maybe don't call it a push car and just leave as is.

thats a good idea Z, I think ill make my 40' The push car now i dont think it would look good with wood covering the grill, thanks for the suggestion the soy sauce sounds like a good stainer

Ill just leave it as it is (Kane)

Thanks For the comments M

Nice job there Michael. I don't mind it as a pushcar or as a stand alone machine. It looks mean and could pass as a 'Q' car - you know, standard looking but with 1000HP waiting to be unleashed on some unsuspecting hoon.

What a great looking car - too damn good for pushin'...IMHO

Yeah im thinking Of a 427 FE Block it will look good eventually

M

Very cool! Nothing wrong with curbside, I'm seriously considering never building an engine again!!

Yeah I have a little problem with that coz i build mainly 30's Hot rods and they need no bonnets so thats a bit hard to get away with

M

michael wrote: Yeah I have a little problem with that coz i build mainly 30's Hot rods and they need no bonnets so thats a bit hard to get away with

M

Hey Mike,what was that an AMT? I had a 4 door in 1-1 scale nice cars those gals.

Its this one Geoff

Thanks Mike,when i find one i'll have to try and get it sittin as low as yours.

Here I was thinking it's a 'push car' only because it hasd no engine.

hahahaha thats pretty funny

M