Ron Royston reworked a 41 Willy's for the track and is this thing awesome or what?

Ron used a ton of my stuff on this build including valve covers, fuel cell, rims, tires and I think maybe more too.

Great job Ron! Great color also, and thanks for all your support, I really appreciate you.

Here's a shortened Sprint chassis with a home made body on it by Jarrod Thomas of New Zealand.

Jarrod says they run these type modifieds there and he thought we'd like to see them. He's Right, ain't he?!

Here's a WIP that he's doing with a Vette body.

How about a Ford Focus. I don't know if this is Jarrod's idea, or they run em' but it sure is sweet.

I bet these little things SCREAM on the track! Thanks Jarrod, we really appreciate you sharing these.

I met a guy named Cole at the Memphis show and took a couple shots of his 64 Ford Galaxie.

Cole hand lettered a lot of his graphics and did a lot of fabrication on the chassis as well.

Here's a shot of his 72 Chevy hauler. I really liked this tire rack. He hand sanded all the chrome off the truck cab.

OK, I couldn't resist parking my Camaro on it for a test fit. When I asked him if I could take it home he said sure, and handed the Camaro back to me.

Mike Horne sent in this Earnhardt tribute Nova. This would have been one wicked ride on the "real" short track!

Bill Johnson's Cuda is a real work of art. Check out these next few shots:

How about the work done on this nose? Nice Huh!

Real nice job on this Bill, the details are great!

Can never see too much of a Richie Evans car and thanks to Bill Johnson, we're seeing more.

Nice fabricated nose piece, and how about those coil-overs? Pretty cool looking isn't it?

Bill, this is a great shot you sent us for getting some engine detail. Thanks.

Here's Chris Smocks 71 Duster, I believe it's on one of the old reissued Dodge Dart chassis. Nice Job Chris!

Tim Rugendyke has shown us how awesome you can take a basic kit and tweak it to perfection.

The hood is not a kit hood and has been fabricated by Tim.

This baby sits perfect! I love this car Tim!

If this model was sitting with a different backdrop, you couldn't tell that it wasn't real. Great Work Tim!!

Mark's 75 "Outlaw" Camaro is just about as wicked as they come. That's our Nose and rims on it, thanks Mark!

How bout' that spoiler? Looks like the decals are from Bullring Graphix. Geez, I hope I'm right.

How cool is this 76 Camaro by Mark Jeffries? He's got our Camaro nose and rims on it and did some other pretty extreme body mods as well.

Does this thing not bring back the memories or what? Great Job on it Mark!

Well this is mine and it ain't done yet, but I wanted to stick it here next to Mark's Camaro's.

I used one of our #5 noses and R-027 rims.

Little better shot of the nose.

Decals are from Slixx, and the chassis was donated from one of the newer MonteCarlo Stocker Kits from ModelKing.

My man Danny Tarpley put this Cuda together, and man is this thing SWEET!

The body is our cuda body, but Danny really did it proud by adding the spoiler and the flip/flop "Illusion" paint and scales that were painted ONE AT A TIME!

How's this spoiler for keepin your rear end in the dirt? Great Job Danny!! Thanks for using our stuff.

Rich Sipos got the urge to put an 80's style Mustang on a modified chassis.

Check out the office space in Rich's car. Nice set-up hey?

How about Dover Johnny's "Good Old Boy Racing" modified? This things all business.

These color combos are great and I believe they'd be pretty intimidating coming up on you before he ran you over.

This thing is strictly "Ready" John, Great Job!

Jeff Wieder has a real knack for these sprints, here's his latest.

This is a real beauty Jeff, I'm starting to think about drinking Smirnoff Ice just because.

I wish I could see if that's one of your fancy seats in there, you know I love those!

This is another really nice build to add to your collection of fine work, Thanks Jeff!

Could only get one shot of Russ Smith's awesome Pinto to work for me. Russ has a beautiful flip/flop paint job on this car.I couldn't drive a car this nice!

Slim Louis did a great job on this 66 Nova. I don't have a lot of detail on this build but I love orange, that's for sure.

Man, slim, this is really a sweet looking race car. Those could be my R-009 rims but I'm not for sure. Thanks Slim!

Don't get a lot of Jalopies sent to me but this one, again, by Slim, is an extremely nice build. A lot of fabrication went in on this build.

Tony Yokum from my home town of Hammond Ind. sent in this wicked looking 57 Vette Convertible. They actually used to run convertibles at some of the Midwest tracks.

Tony is taking no chances on getting that fiberglass tore up is he? Great job Tony, and Thanks!

Tommy May did a beautiful job on this Nova! I seen this car at the Birmingham Classic and it's awesome!

I'm not sure, but I believe Tommy reworked an AMT Rat Packer body and fabricated the rest of the build.