Me either...

It needs to become Thrasher REDEUX..... Hide all that plumbing and wiring.... otherwise leave it alone and just drive it.

Funny about the "leaf springs" -- Old Yeller is on leaf springs - old skool SBF.... and I'd bet it would whip most all the modern builds around here... Wouldn't want to drive it on the street though! LOL

:thumbsup:

Plumbing and wiring are fine. Kind of a historical time stamp. I think I sold it 9 years ago and there probably hasn't been 100 miles added to it. I found my old registration from 2000 in the trunk.

Yeah, it was hosted on Lateral-G.org. Scott used that for testing mostly, not sure it exists anymore.

Jody,

With your...

https://s20.postimg.org/jmteyty59/IMG_4160.jpg

...you'll have it up in a few more minutes, right?

:thankyou:

....

What am I missing here? It appears to be another red, late 60's Camaro with BMW wheels, is there a back story? :peepwall:


I really have no clue, I imagine its an early Stielow build?
It's a cool looking car and would be interesting to see how much has changed in the hobby/aftermarket since it was built.

Charlie, I've got to ask. Are you the kind of guy that if I were to say "I'm looking for a "insert famous or rare car", you'd tell me you know where one is, the condition and what it could be bought for?

:flag2::cheers:

Yes it is a the car Stielow built before he built the Mule. He ran it in the One Lap of America race with then Pop Hotrodding editor Cameron Evans riding shotgun. I think it's entire build was in Super Chevy ?

Looks like I've got some reading to do....I had no clue Stielow built a Mule. :sieg: