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The tubing came in yesterday,So today I formed the bottom frame rails and cut the cross bracing from the front to the cockpit..That is all.

Pictures, Pictures, Pictures. Ive been waiting for this build. This is going to be an awsome dragster. Pictures, Pictures, and more Pictures please. Cant wait, Roger.

Here's some.No welds yet.That motor is just for mockup. This is a learning build.. . . .

I guess for a new topic I should of typed ,I've started my 1/4 scale dragster BUILD. People are going to think I started the motor. LOL.

Is it going to be the same width in front as in back or is that just the way it looks in the picture?

If you mean the width at the rear tires it is 5" the front is 2 1/2".

Gotcha. Roger.

looks like you just about have everything you need!

Not really.Still looking for a good size motor and front wheels.

Hi,Here's a update pic. Just a couple more pieces to weld on. ..

really looks great so far.

Here is a update on my build. Cardboard wing made for mockup . Gearbox mounted.Built the rear wing support.Picked up a G62 motor yesterday. . . . ..

It looks like you're making good progress with it....awesome. Is that G62 an airplane engine? Just wondering what will be involved to adapt it for your purpose? In particular, I was wondering about cooling since you don't have cooling from the prop wash as you would with an airplane.

Keep up the good work!!

Hi, Yes it's a G62 motor from a plane.There are parts out there to connect it to the gearbox.No worries for cooling as it only runs 3 seconds at a time.LOL.

PTModIT wrote:No worries for cooling as it only runs 3 seconds at a time.LOL.

LOL...yeah I guess I wasn't thinking about it that way.

The G62 has been an excellent and reliable engine for airplane guys for a lot of years (along with all of the Zenoahs). I have a Zenoah G26 in a 1/4 scale Taylorcraft and a second G26 in a Funtana X100 and they never miss a beat.