For those of us who haven't been to the track yet :crying:...anyone have a picture of Stanbrough/Fox's new car?

[Jack Dupp]

Drew,
Jim Fisher has two photos of the Foxco 55 @ Gas City

http://www.smugmug.com/gallery/79347...14933018_mqbky
http://www.smugmug.com/gallery/79347...14933001_icuq9

[sprint38racer]

J&J chassis of McKenzie Tennessee makes great race cars. They are extremely popular on the winged circuits, Donny Schatz has ran them for years. I had many through the years, matter of fact my favorite cars were all J&J's. They were very common in nowing racing also before the prominence of the coil front sway bar cars so popular now, we'd run the car nonwing on Friday and saturdays and put a wing on it for Haubstadt on Sundays. I suspect Brad and Steve went that direction to get a little edge up on the competition by having something a little different than everyone else and not many others out their to know what they are doing maybe a little different. It's to easy to know what everyone else is doing in cenral Indiana racing.

[ThrottleHead]

Originally Posted by 4wheelsinthekoosh Every down tube car out there now is still a copy of a 87 Gambler. Just like Clayton did when he switched chassis told the builder about the Motor heights, tube height, Radius Rods, ECT.. Cages are different bodies are different but the guts of the car are the same.

Thanks, Billy. I knew you would know the answer to my question!