Cars in Calendar

Here are shots of my car. It has a Shelby drop  and front ride height is good with no rub on turns.  Rear rides 2 INCHES HIGHER  to minimize rubbing but car looks odd. Note the diff tween rocker panel in front VS rear.

Ummm, Bluz?  No pics.

What calendar are you looking at?

Looking at 2014 calendar.  Trying to upload with Picassa marks from my Mac.  Does not seem to like it

April doesn't even show wheels!  June and November are the standard wheels provided by Vintage on their super widebodies.  They are standard Chevy pattern.

If the 1/2" adapters are causing rubbing issue then go with new drums/discs that are drilled for the wheels you have.  Porsche 5 lug, ford and chevy pre-drilled drums/discs are available or you can have your's redrilled or get blank ones and have them drills.  They are near same price as stock drums.  Assume back is only place you have issue - if so continue with adapters in front.

Thanks so much Wolfgang.  Found drums on SoCal Imports.  As to calendar I was reading it wrong.It was the July and sept cars that had the wheels I liked.  I guess that was too difficult  to be pointed out.

Anywhoo I got my answer.  THis is a great site.  I have had three replicas and do not even fool with my 993 anymore, so I am off Rennlist.  993 goes to shop for even an oil change.

Building the ramps to get my CMC on the hoist I just bought.  WIll post pics once car is in air.  Ramps will not be painted until temps get over -15F and it is worthwhile heating garage.

Preh's Machines in Bend oregon who does all the local VW stuff as well as others will do both rear drums with studs for $100.  THanks for the tip wolfgang.  I guess I should not call you  how I refer to my cousin ----Wolfie.  I love that name and we were going to name our first born wolfie.  Luckily we had a back up plan when Amanda was born.

Wolfgang is the guy with the completely finished Speedster in his garage...Wolfgang aka Greg is the guy with the incomplete Speedster in his garage. Sorry Greg, I couldn't help myself