Fords Fords Fords: Old School / New School

1928 / '29 Ford MODEL A sedan delivery altered...if stroller gives it the ok...

Well it is definitely a Ford!

Is it scheduled for paint? Maybe you could leave it outside for awhile and let it patina a bit and make it a rat rod!

i'm not a teenager trying to push the boundries... I can build another car... yes or no... is no problem here...

Well it is pushing the envelope a bit. Very cool car, but maybe not quite what I had in mind......

fair enough, I have 9 pre '70, under 57 gram, untested ford hot rods !
will seem weird to test something before entering a series...
should I set up a FFF entry eliminations, like 442 did for the PP series ?

8 hot rods, winner goes west ;

darn woodie rolled off the track [from on top of the fridge] wasted the left front wheel !
grabbed a '34 sedan delivery to pinch hit for woodie !

Go Smitty Go!!!!!

wasted front wheel !

Maybe time to test that 3 wheels is better than 4 theory!

Mocked-up pinch-hitter ;
'34 SEDAN DELIVERY body with the tail tab removed, kmart '34 COUPE base, rear axle moved back 3/32" and STOCKER's FTEs ... NOTE HOW THE LAKE PIPE SUPPORT IS PERFECT FOR ABOUT ANY EARLY BODY STYLE TO SIT ON...

K&O Racing will sign up

Any brand of diecast Ford product is allowed, right?

Thanks for the info Stroller !!! Gonna go through my Fords and see what I'm gonna run in this race, already have thoughts on a few.

Good looking cars Smitty, done by a true craftsman

Running Fords is gonna be cool to see the variety that you guys come up with. Next tournament we could do Yugos.

Any brand of diecast Ford product is allowed, right?

Rules: All cars must be Fords . (I consider the Ford Cobra a Ford.) Mercury and Lincoln are not Fords.

Restrictions:
- Cars must be real world Fords - (No trucks please)
- 2 Categories
- Old School 1969 or older
- New School 1970 or newer
- Minimum 30g
- Maximum 57g
- Length <= 4-inches
- Height 1.25" max)
- No liquid lubes

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I'm thinking that a truck is anything that would have 'truck' license plates in the real world.