This is another Low Ridin' Daddy that uses Slotrod65.com decals mounted on the MTJ chassis.Some others are pictured as well.

Neal :dude:

Yeah!! bada$$ looking car!!

Wes

How's about a family photo Neil?? Would be cool to see both new and old castings all parked at the track!!! .... WTG on these HR's.... Wasn't sure which thread to post in until I saw the "Leader of the Pack" heading. Post up the lot of them though... Very Cool. :thumbsup: nd

BTW: Have you modeled one yet without the steamer trunk on the rear? That might make a good "next victim".

How's about a family photo Neil?? Would be cool to see both new and old castings all parked at the track!!! .... WTG on these HR's.... Wasn't sure which thread to post in until I saw the "Leader of the Pack" heading. Post up the lot of them though... Very Cool. :thumbsup: nd

BTW: Have you modeled one yet without the steamer trunk on the rear? That might make a good "next victim".



My 1st HOt Rod's did not have the "steamer" trunk & were directly prototyped off the TYCO S Hot Rod. The Steamer trunk is needed so the body can ride low over the MTJ chassis.


Neal:dude:

That is one nice Rat Rod Neal and the Steamer Trunk with the skull and crossbones realy makes this thing say DRIVE!

Bob...If they had Hot Rods in Pirate days this is what they would have driven...zilla

Bob...If they had Hot Rods in Pirate days this is what they would have driven...zilla[/QUOTE]

Yarrr...I heard as soon as they get their ransom money for the oil tanker, the Somali pirates are going to order a boatload of these.

:thumbsup::thumbsup: rr

Another great example of your rodding wizzardry, Neal!
I just LOVE looking at these!:thumbsup: