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A serious collector from Northern California contacted me and asked if I would be interested in this Delara “Outlaw” Sprint Car with an early Conley v8. He shipped the car to me to check it out, and then we struck an amazing deal. So, here are the pics of my Delara “Outlaw” Sprint car powered by a Conley v8. This car has all the goodies, Skellenger rear, polished suspension components, a Jacobs Ladder, the amazing Technocrat wheels and an awesome paint job. As far as I can tell the car has never even been started. The steering, brake and throttle servos are installed and connected ready for a battery pack and receiver. It’s Christmas in June baby!!

Beautiful... That might be one of the nicest 1/4 scale sprint cars I've ever seen.

It was cars like this that got me hooked on 1/4 scale 25 years ago.

Thanks Sonny B, when i opened the crate i almost fell over. Al

WOW! Awesome find AL! Congrats on the purchase!!!! She is a keeper!!!!

Mike
Thanks for all your help and guidance on this one! Al

Very nice Al and congratulations, as far as members go, there are at least two hot sprints with V8's yours Al and oldschoolmidgets

Think I have to concur with Bull Dog. That car is just superb.

perfect! I love it. I will revisit the pictures often (too often, I'm sure).

Thank you, I am so excited with this car, it is absolutely amazing!!

Bob, I know you have a lot of history on these amazing cars. Could you help me write a section for the Legends on the main page. Al

Very very very nice! Congrats!

Congrats Al!!! Absolutely gorgeous...a rare time capsuled beauty with all the era rare pieces...the Tecnacrafts look KILLER!!!

Thanks for all the great comments, i still cant believe this is my car. I removed the headers and rocker covers to polish them and to "check out" the engine internals. Everything looks pristine!, these are really amazing pieces of art.

I like the custom magneto looking distributor.

Al,
I must have missed something......can you point out the parts of the headers and covers that needed polishing...
LOL.

Thanks Bob, cleaned and polished a little before i took the pics!