Axleless Rear Suspension Trucks

[montanaman]

This was back in the day when a sprint car was towed to the track on a single axle trailer and now they show up in a semi with a few extra frames, engines and wings plus living quarters and an area to sell t-shirts and hats!!

Ken

I'd bet you and I were at Lernerville at the same time more than once. I miss the "old days" of open trailers. As a kid it was a big deal to see a racecar on an open trailer on the way to the races.[/QUOTE]

Yep, I missed a WOO show one night and I could hear time trials from my back yard. Things have changed with the new owners but it's still a great track!

Half of the pure stocks show up in enclosed trailers these days.......

Ken

 

[75H2]

I'd bet you and I were at Lernerville at the same time more than once. I miss the "old days" of open trailers. As a kid it was a big deal to see a racecar on an open trailer on the way to the races.

Yep, I missed a WOO show one night and I could hear time trials from my back yard. Things have changed with the new owners but it's still a great track!

Half of the pure stocks show up in enclosed trailers these days.......

Ken[/QUOTE]

I'm feeling nastalgic, Who is your favorite driver from Lernerville?

 

[Renze]

Those are some interesting conversions. I wonder how well they would hold up over time.

Our company built one or two with components from a company that sold kits: they didnt hold up very well and we had a lot of trouble with it.
You can do it right but it drives up the weight. Its an unfavourable construction method.