Recent content by motorpsykler

I would fabricate some type of cover. It isn't too hard to imagine the front wheel kicking up a rock into the chain, jamming your steering.:eek::eek::eek:

I love when somebody does something different, and this qualifies. Proportions look right and the build quality looks pretty darn good. I would definately give this one more than a casual glance at a car show. Would I build it? No, but that's not the point.

I like it alot. The pipes will make some people angry, so that's cool. Are they baffled? I agree too, that I would like to see the front axle pushed forward. But that's just my preference. Great build, lets see more pictures!

I love all those old warbirds. But there is something to say about the design of a P-51. It just looks, RIGHT. There are few designs that are that timeless. A Colt 1911 .45 is another.

:):)Anyone up for an unofficial caption contest? No prize, just glory.:):)

This might change your mind... :eek: :eek: :eek: :eek:

Congrats Tiny! I hope to hell that first one wasn't being driven yet. All I can say is :eek::eek::eek::eek::eek:!!!!!

I agree with most of this statement. However, and I know this is going to be considered blasphemy to some, but I happen to think that many of Big Daddy Roth's cars are WTF cars. Now 50 years later, people are celebrating them and spending a lot of money to restore or recreate them(which is...

spotted this at Jalopy Journal

I think this is the most appropriate idea. Just weld RRR. It supports the all inclusive nature of the board and the "do it your own way" philosophy of the group. It doesn't have to be raggety(although there is nothing wrong with it, if it is). You could make your own welded RRR plaque and...

Great pics. I like that mount for his remote camera on the concrete wall.

I love these Google challenges. Looks like this isn't a new idea.

I wonder how this one steers. He's got a nice big steering wheel.

The first time I saw this video I got emotional. I then watched it about a half dozen times more, and within 2 weeks was towing home my 50 F-1 cab and chassis.

I'll bet that one is fun at car shows. When some knucklehead brags about "Having one of those back in the day." No, you didn't.