Ron Royston from Royston, Georgia sends this super nice "Rude Stude" Studebaker in to us.

I believe this body is the only thing on this car that came in the box, and even it has been reworked. Awesome!

Here's one from my first customer Gary Sutherlin.

I believe Gary used one of my one piece Mustang bodies and some of my rims.

I really like the way this car sits and I like the color scheme as well. Excellent job Gary, hope to see more soon!

Mark Jeffries' been busy working on one of my Camaro noses by adding his own personal touch.

Mark's got this thing looking like it just came off of it's first couple of hot laps.

I'm not sure but I think Mark used my rims, nose, carb, fuel cell, valve covers and, posibbly a seat. Beautiful Mark!

Here's Tony Dye's tribute car to his Dad. He gave it to him Christmas of 05.

Tony and his brother helped his dad with this car when they was still youngsters.

I did the art work for Tony's decals and we sent them off to a friend to be tweaked and printed. Thanks friend!

This was an excellent gift and I know Tony's Dad is real proud of it. Really great job Tony!

Here's my 32 Ford 5 window. I added my rims and did my own decal artwork and had them printed.

This engine is out of the stock 36 Ford kit with some parts box pieces added.

This model is the proposed artwork for an up coming re-issue by a team effort of AMT/ Dirtrack Racecars Inc.

The rear tires are from Replicas and Minatures Company of Maryland. Excellent resin tires!

A couple of excellent Sprints sent to us by Drew Hierwarter. You guys should all recognize that name.

Drew's one of the editors at Scale Auto Magazine, and he's one of the masters in "short track" modeling.

Another of Drew's works of art for us to enjoy.

I believe this to be a Grant King Sprint, with Drew's attention to fine detail.

Ricky Moore just sent me his 62 Chevy. Is this thing sweet or what? Real Nice Ricky!

The beginning of a series of sprints by Jeff Wieder AKA "Sprint Fan" on my Forum Board.

This Grant King is "Basically" box stock. Tires are from various kits while the rims are from an old Indy kit.

Jeff used Fred Cady decals, MCW Competition Orange paint, and hand lettered the tires.

Model Master Aluminum buffing metalizer was used on the wings for that "real" aluminum look.

This Kinser ride has Pactra flouresent green paint and an updated chassis.

Scratchbuilt items include oil tank, filter, ehaust ends, foot shields, front wing sides, nerf bars, and seat.

I love this sprint. I guess I like them without the wing on sometimes.

Jeff says it's pretty much box stock but it took 2nd place at a local contest 1 day after he finished it!

Jeff says this is box stock "nothing special" but it sure looks good to me.

It takes a little talent to take a box stock and make it look this nice!

Jeff added Slixx decals to this Gold Eagle sprint and fully plumbed and wired the motor.

Scratch built items include the same as on the Kinser ride and seat belts were added also.

I think this is actually my favorite car Jeff, I'm not sure what it is about it, but this thing just looks wicked!

Jeff says he used wire insulation from Romex 12/2 household wiring for the rollbar padding.

Well, that does it for Jeff's stuff for a while. I'm sure I'll get more. Excellent Job Jeff, and Thanks!

Ben Williams sent me SEVERAL pics that I'm going to add a few at a time.

These pics are great for just viewing or as a learning tool.

Look close for details on wiring, linkage hoses and so on.

As you can see, Ben does a lot of fabrication work, just like the real deal.