http://i103.photobucket.com/albums/m157/videojimmy/customs/prowlerset.jpg

http://i103.photobucket.com/albums/m157/videojimmy/customs/redprowler2.jpg

http://i103.photobucket.com/albums/m157/videojimmy/customs/silverprowler2.jpg
http://i103.photobucket.com/albums/m157/videojimmy/customs/blackprowler2.jpg


Di casy bodies, dremmeld out REAL thin, so they're very lightweight. JL Tuff ones chassis, ans customs rims. You;d be surprised at how wel these babies run.

Nice work as always...

Coach

thanks coach

VJ,
Agreed! :thumbsup: rr

Awesome, A really nice fit!

Those look awsome.

Wish *I* had a prowler, Jimmy! Who made the diecast? !Those are cool! :thumbsup:

Great cars!!!! Where do I get one.

They were some no name brand I found at CVS a while back. If I see any more, I'll pick a few up and let you guys know. If anyone is interested in the black one, make an offer before I put it up on ebay. Remember the the Alum wheels are probably the most expensive part of the product.

Great looking prowlers.What was the name of the makers of the bodies?

VJ,

Very nicely done rides as usual. You have this Dremmeling thing down to a science. You must have a thousand of these things!

Since HO rides are the most over powered of all slot cars. Have no doubt these little little beggars run like mad. Just wish could Dremmel out 1/32s.

To get them [132] light enough, would shatter like glass on first "contact."

Cheers,
Jas