All I know about this car is that one of my favorite modelers, Chris Smock, must have had his mind in overdrive to come up with this build!

Gary Davis built this awesome Mustang II. I believe the tires and rims are from JMAC Engineering.

Adding a few after market, and home made parts really added to the underhood detail.

I really like the way Gary added the rear light covers, and the two tone paint is Killer!

This is Clay Kemps version of the Scott Bloomquist #18.

Great build Clay!

Another truely awesome build by Clay Kemp. I believe it's a representation of a Tony Stewart sprint/midget.

Clay's attention to detail is unbelievable! I promise to post more as I get them.

Chris Smock's Pinto Wagon looks ready for action doesn't it? This thing is Wicked!

Chris used our Pinto body, R-017 rims, and a set of our valve covers on this project.

I love the color combinations, and check out the spoiler and drilled out bumper. Another great build Chris!

Richard Sipos tells me he grafted the 40 Ford and 36 Ford to make this 37 Ford Coupe. Nice job Rich!

He also advises that the tires are his own creation as well as the rims being made from brass tubing! I like the partial fender look.

Very Nice Work! I'm glad you sent these in for all of us to enjoy, Thanks.

These next three pics were added to Rich's already posted coupe.

How would you like to see this coming at you in a rear view mirror?

Here's what Rich calles his "Evolution of the Modified". Excellent Job Rich!

Charles Upton's Monte Carlo looks like it just pulled off the track. This is "Privateer" on the Forum.

This is built up from one of the Super Stocker kits, but Charles certainly put some nice added touches to it!

Check this out! You can see the mechanics greasy paw prints still on the radator! Now that's detail.

Rub marks and scrapes show he's obviously been pushing somebody up and out of the groove.

Here's a good example of what a set of hood pins can do for a model. If you have never tried a set, please do.

Here's a couple of shots of "buzzies" 00 built by Clark Renninger.

Excellent job Clark, Thanks for sending these to me.

I really like the work Clark Renninger put in on this coupe!

You did some awesomely good work on this coupe. It's up there with one of my favorites!

WOW!, How about Clark's #17 Tobias car? This is some really different stuff here, I love it!

Thanks a lot for sharing your cars with us Clark. I know everyone's going to enjoy them.

These next 6 photos are some more of Ed Krause's Grant King and Modified collection.

Your not just looking at some models here, your looking at "nostalgia" "history" in plastic, and someone who has managed to keep and take care of his kits over time.

I'm not even sure what came in some of these kits, but if your ever on the Forum, E-mail Ed, I'm sure he'll be happy to tell you.

These cars just really amaze me.

These last two really are neat little gems. I wish I could see these right close.

Thanks Ed, for letting us enjoy this Blast from the Past. I'm sure a lot of us wish we still had these!

I really like this Nova from Jim White.

Everything about this car looks right! Awesome job Jim.

Thanks for sending these in, I really like this car!

I couldn't hardly wait to get this car posted. Jim White really got it together doing this Grant King Sprint.

He says it 's basiclly box stock minus the roll cage. It sure is one heck of a nice car Jim, Thanks.

Scott Pacich did a extreme amount of fabrication to duplicate this short track screamer.

I saw pictures of the real car and this thing is right on the money! Thanks, Scott.

Scott Pacich built this early Sedan modified and did a fantastic job. I'll try and get more detail on this car.

Here's another of Scott's modifieds and it's just as well built, hand numbered as well I believe. Thanks, Scott

Al Tasnady's "Gypsy" was excellently built by John Canfield. Very Nice!

Check out the work John did on this built, this is great John, Thank You,

This Grant King Sprint by Jim White is really a killer looking Sprint.

I don't think I have ever completed a Sprint car but I hope I can come close to Jims builds when I do.

Jim has used quite a few of the more current Sprint kit parts and combined them with the GK kit. Excellent Jim!

Steven Douglas sent in this picture of his #96 Camaro.

I was flipping threw these pics thinking the car was looking pretty good........

When I got to this pic I thought he took it of the model OUTSIDE, but this is the REAL car! Real Nice Steve!

Here's my buddy Ricky Moore's Pinto and 72 Chevy Hauler. Ricky did EXTENSIVE work to get the wedge body just right on this rig.