day 2 questions top 10

[Hemicolt]

Your a brave man posting that car with steel rally wheels..lol

<div class="ubbcode-block"><div class="ubbcode-header">Originally Posted By: markjohnson</div><div class="ubbcode-body">Here's my Day Two Killer Biscuit with mis-matched wheels. Rat motor with Dual Quads, M-22 Rockcrusher 4-gear and ancient RC Scattershield, Strange-equipped 12 bolt with 4.56's. Inside it's got the stock bench seat, Long shifter, Stahl cable-drive tach and Greenline SW's. Should be good for high 11's if I can shift this thing fast enough! </div></div>

[TheNovaMan]

<div class="ubbcode-block"><div class="ubbcode-header">Originally Posted By: day2killa</div><div class="ubbcode-body">I am going for the total cliche car that would have been raced on the weekends, driven on the street, 1970's to mid 1980's.</div></div>
Others have said it, and I agree that it will be extremely helpful to you to narrow down your era to about a three year period. If you don't know exactly what period you like best, post up some pics of cars you think look cool, and the experts will help you narrow it down.

[markjohnson]

I've been around the block once or twice myself and mounting a set of 9&quot;-10&quot; slicks, like the M&amp;H Racemasters pictured, on a set of 15 X 8 Corvette Rally rear rims is a time-honored, little guy tradition that's been around forever!

[Hemicolt]

I'm still waiting for the Day 2 police to say something about the rallys..lol

[Plowman]

Back in the day no one could afford to buy a set of slicks. So you chipped in with your cohorts and got a pair. So they looked good on every one's car,you painted the rims white. Thus,THE REAR WHITE STEEL RIMS was a common look. *Paul

[PxTx]

[Plowman]

That's me and the &quot;57&quot; living at Vargo Drag Strip. *Paul

[day2killa]

Thank you so much for all of the great input so far, I think I need to get a few magazines from the era, 1970-1985 to help me hone in on a time frame. I was only 10 by 1980 and that is really the beginning of my memories of hanging around Hampton raceway with my uncle and his 71 chevelle.

Also I like the idea of posting pics of what I like so you can help with era, I will do that tonight.

I am a bit surprised on the no steal wheels in the back, maybe it's because I spent so much time at the track and people switched to a weekend set of slicks, but I think it looks really cool.

[Salvatore]

That is a great picture of you at Vargo Paul! Perfect!!

[Plowman]

Thanks Sam,that picture makes me feal younger alot younger. *Paul