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Front Engine Dragsters / introduction
« on: March 16, 2013, 07:14:18 PM »
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My name is Don Ross I have been a metal worker in my family's architectural metal shop since 1963. In 1996 I went out on my own to build Hot rods and do custom metal work. I have since worked my way heavily into the restored and recreated dragster field. I am currently retro fitting a current JR. fuel car with a wider front axle ,torsion bar and older type nose piece. Also I am recreating a replica of the Jim Nicoll dragster as seen on every broadcast of the Indy U. S. Nationals with the clutch cutting the car in half and Jim in the roll cage as he goes over the guard rail. I also have put on hold the recreation of my old partnership car The U. S. Kids AA/FD.
My name is Don Ross I have been a metal worker in my family's architectural metal shop since 1963. In 1996 I went out on my own to build Hot rods and do custom metal work. I have since worked my way heavily into the restored and recreated dragster field. I am currently retro fitting a current JR. fuel car with a wider front axle ,torsion bar and older type nose piece. Also I am recreating a replica of the Jim Nicoll dragster as seen on every broadcast of the Indy U. S. Nationals with the clutch cutting the car in half and Jim in the roll cage as he goes over the guard rail. I also have put on hold the recreation of my old partnership car The U. S. Kids AA/FD.