www.Quarterscalelegends.com

Lovely. I needed this.

K

Mike: Here's hoping you find the pictures. I really like this car!

K

I meant to say QSMS not QSMP !!

Does anyone have detailed pictures a QSMP Supermodified, if so can you share them here?

I have three pictures:

K

Great post. Thanks for sharing this 1/4 scale history.

K

bobjeffreson wrote:And after spending 2 years on the East Coast of America, it now lives in Sydney Australia.

Nice!

Stefano:

I've sent you an email.

Best regards,
K

Jean:

Which body will you use?

K

So far I haven't managed to obtain a Conley or Abitar to finish off my project ...... but I will.

K

The price is actually $625 (six hundred and twenty five). It's a good price for such an engine, they don't come up for sale all that often; having said that there are two on ebay at the moment.

K

My friend in Dallas is restoring his El Camino, he sent me this link to a spray on chrome demonstration (he's had some parts done with this technique) ... which I think is the best thing since sliced bread. Here you go:

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=A-1cTpSZ1l8


Later,
K

Thanks for posting these links. I really enjoyed watching the videos, they reminded me of the days when I used to watch wrestling on TV with my grandfather way, way back in time.

K

One of my favourite pictures of a Sprint Car in action:

K

Bob, thanks for posting the picture of he car in RSA livery. I really liked the car like this, it's a shame Trevor lost one of the side panels.

K

Here's mine. It's a made in Australia MiniMax. The car has quite a history. It was built for owned by Brett Finucane, I believe at the end of 2003 or the beginning of 2004. MiniMax cars were designed by Peter McKenzie and I believe he built about ten per year. The car was his first new design crossb...