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No, and neither is a 2 stage 125/250 plate of nitrous.

69 on my 70 just because I like the looks of it and it hits all my nitrous solenoids as well..... lol.

This car is just for beating on. And, several laughs when people see it. Stop on by whenever you want. Only Mopars are allowed to park in the driveway....

Are you saying you don't like my Roached Runner?

On this phone I mostly only have pictures of what cars and both trucks I still own today.

Mine. Let's see others.

15x8 with a 4-1/2" b.s. they always seem to be like 3-3/8" b.s. when I do find them or a GM bolt pattern.

Looks good. I have been looking for used torque thrusts for my Roached Runner also but can never find the correct back spacing or a 4-1/2" bolt pattern. Don't want to buy new. Too nice and shiny as new to bolt on this car....

Maybe someday. Right now it's too much fun just getting in and beating just about anything I pull up to. Lol. Best thing is. Never have to wash, wax or vacuum it.....

However, they would look way to new and shiny on my Roached Runner.

Looks great. I haven been thinking about adding them to my car even though it did not come with them originally.

Welcome. They all deserve love. I even love my Roached Runner. Super sleeper that she is on 2 stages of nitrous.

I have a custom made aluminum radiator with dual electric fans. Good to 2500 h.p. they claim. It keeps my Challenger cooler than any of my less performance cars with factory cooling set up.

Decent looking car.

True. Steel is always free to me, so it's just a little labor to cut and weld them up.

I have had engines fall over or off of the wood crates before when running over the dreaded driveway cracks.

Don't have any dimensions. I have built probably 15-20 of these cradles over the years for my engines. Just have to measure and mock it all up. Tack it together then weld it all up.

I also bought a lift but still find myself using the creeper in the other bay or outside.

I have the dog bone shaped creeper with the larger wheels. It rolls over cracks and debris much easier than the standard creepers. Except mine is a much older version and all those grooves are on the bottom side of mine. The top side of mine is smooth.

Nice. Has the same patina as mine.