Wing braces arrived yesterday..thanks, Larry

[wetfeetmi]

 They look great! I would have toiled for hours researching and constructing these things. Time is money, and you saved me quite a little bit of time. $80 well spent. Thanks Larry, Rick

[daytonalo]

SAME HERE, FIRST CLASS JOB . THANK YOU VERY MUCH , LARRY

[hotrod98]

Glad I could help.
Sit tight...there's going to be more parts available soon.

[PocketThunder]

 

[Blown70]

Got mine today.   Now to see if I will actually put a wing on it.....

[BigBlockSam]

  Sit tight...there's going to be more parts available soon.
 

[Blown70]

Glad I could help.
Sit tight...there's going to be more parts available soon.

oHHH what parts you thinking.....

[70daytonaclone]

thanks Larry can't wait or save up more fast enough. 

[Roth68rt]

Got mine today, they look great.  Thanks Larry

Steve

[TomP]

  Got mine, too!  Thanks...

  So, what other parts are you working on?  Wing washers?  Nose braces and crash bars? 

[hotrod98]

Here's the plan at this point.
We're mocking up a nose assy on Howie's Charger. It's a real nice fiberglass piece that he's had for a while. We'll alter it as necessary for fitment and beef up any possible weak areas. Using his fiberglass z-braces, the fab shop here is going to make a steel version. We're not going to worry about trying to make it look identical to the factory pieces. That would be too expensive. We plan to offer the nose as a seperate piece or as an assembly, basically ready to bolt on. The only reason that we're doing this is because a few of us in my area need these parts and we don't see getting them through the normal channels any time soon. These will not be lightweight flimsy pieces. I won't waste my time or yours building an inferior part. The bare nose, with the attaching mounts for the z-braces will run $900 plus shipping. They will be made with premium resins and will be gel coated and trimmed, ready for light prep and paint. We don't have the price for the assembly since we haven't made the final decision on the type of components that we plan to use and don't have the final cost of the steel parts.
We will be making a run of 10 noses total. This is not a new company getting into the business permanently. The noses will be ready by the end of the summer along with some of the other pieces as well. If anyone is seriously interested in a quality nose, contact me. These will be sold on a first come, first serve basis. Three of them are already spoken for.  At this point there are no plans to make more than 10.
We're trying to find a company to make the fender scoops. They're a cast resin part, not fiberglass.
 
Also, for those interested in a steel nose, I talked to Gean Gregory yesterday and his steel noses will be showing up on ebay very soon. He expects them to sell for at least 10 grand. He will also have some of the other steel parts as well. He currently has the steel trunk reinforcment pieces ($200) and the steel headlamp buckets ($500). He's working to get the other pieces out as well.

[nascarxx29]

Congrats to hot rod 98 also offering up more wingcar parts.And for Gene G bring back the ones in metal This place is from back in the day.That sold metal parts like to see these prices again wouldnt we.$10,000 for a GG nose.

[hotrod98]

I think everyone should have their wing braces by now. If you haven't received them, let me know so that I can track them.
We're working on the rest of the parts now. Stay tuned.

[TomP]

  How about starting a thread on the progress of your nose, with progress pictures.   I'm sure everyone would love to see how it's going and understand the trials and tribulations you're going through to make this happen.

[hotrod98]

Howie should have his 70 charger down here Sunday. So, we'll probably get started with the mockup in a few days. I'll take lots of pics as we go along, I promise. We're going to wait about having the fab shop quote the steel parts until after we have the nose completely assembled and working correctly. I already see a few changes that will have to be made to the headlamp doors to make them fit and work properly.