Jerry Shaw (Offline)
#11
12/20/12 11:54 PM
Maybe it's a Stealth Chassis.
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Rpracing1 (Offline)
#12
12/21/12 12:01 AM
Looks like the ole "Gray Ghost Special" owned and driven by the Grey Ghost himself , "Grayson Grey".
ACP (Offline)
#13
12/21/12 12:05 AM
Well it's a red non-down tube chassis... Or kinda a "half" down tube chassis. The down tubes come up about 1/3 the height on the dash.. Looks homemade, but kinda cool. Some guy brought it to my buddy's powder coating shop and wanted to build a street car out of it, but then disappeared. The only body work on it is the right side arm guard that has "Hicks Body Shop" painted on it..
Will try to re-upload the picture from another computer. And will email it to any of you that leaves an address...
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Quick Change (Offline)
#14
12/21/12 12:08 AM
Can't see the car but if it's Roy Hicks, I believe he ran a Delu chassis.
Jerry Shaw (Offline)
#15
12/21/12 12:12 AM
Originally Posted by Quick Change:
Can't see the car but if it's Roy Hicks, I believe he ran a Delu chassis.
The Stealth Chassis part was a joke. I can't see the picture either. Can't see it....."Stealth"....get it?
A man is about as big as the things that make him angry.
Winston Churchill
ACP (Offline)
#18
12/21/12 2:07 AM
Now it works..... Anybody know anything about this car?
flatout (Offline)
#19
12/21/12 2:37 AM
Intersting chassis. Looks like the rear tubes are semi-stacked but could be the angle of the photo. Also, never seen front rails bent like that then the front clip added. Would like to know more about it.
ACP (Offline)
#20
12/21/12 2:43 AM
Yes i want to know more also... I took the picture. The car is sitting up on top of a large oven. The tubes front and read are standard. The center most tubes are the open styles. Hopefully more people will chime in here..
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