Thread: Twin Engine Oldsmobile, 4-4-2 much, tribute to the original Hurst "Hairy" Olds

pretty cool to see them mounts in use.

You have some amazing talent man, I hope you do this **** for a living. If not you must be some crazy drug lord to afford all the cool stuff in these pictures, lol. What are the 2 front VCs for? PCV\catch can setup or something?

Originally Posted by Booba5185

You have some amazing talent man, I hope you do this **** for a living. If not you must be some crazy drug lord to afford all the cool stuff in these pictures, lol.

This. Wow, thats gonna be cool as the other side of the pillow! Nice work, nice toy room. Cool tribute. Keep 'em coming!

I wish I had a shop like that, but no, that's Wally Stroupe's shop/SRC motorsports. he actually built quite a few 1st gen W bodies into pro stock/mods. he had the whole set of cutlass body blueprints in his rack of prints.

this is the third "build" of this car, and its a clean slate, full boogie build that we can fully enjoy without past headaches, and most importantly....walk away after wrecking at high 7's/180+ mph.

great news! we're leaving tomorrow to go pick our baby up! woooo!

some pics from 2 weekends ago (we got there Thursday morning)

94 Oldsmobile cutlass coupe shell, from pinch welds to roof braces, all still there, , only the upper cowl/wiper box remains for the OE firewall., rear wheelhouses are gutted to the rear light mounts, from the base of the C pilar down.

a real street car is all steel, plus with the heat of two powertrains...power windows are gonna be a godsend till we get the HVAC stuff done down the road...WELL AFTER we get it driving lol


I may make the C pillar/lower window ledge/crossbar removable with the rear window for service without dropping the rear frame.
it will work just fine since I have trunk hinges from a 2nd gen W (regal) where the mechanism bolts to the rear quarter/fender lip at the L&R side of the trunk lid drain channel. with it opening 95* and removable with 4 bolts we're set...it'll even work with a fiberglass/CF trunklid from Hairy glass (maybe someday the nose and doors! just the doors in fiberglass would save us over 70lbs.



here's Al... smug as a bug in a rug



here's a view of the front u/l A arms with the mockup knuckle

Herp.

I am in love with this car already.

im only digging whats under that ugly ass thing we're calling a car body. love the rest tho.

295 50 16 mt's on crosslaces

I think it's perfect.

Not just any old ultimate sleeper...this is the chosen one.

we're trying to keep it looking as stock as possible....kinda hard though when you have a jungle gym and from the outside it looks like the driver is sitting on the back seat floor....

smoke and mirrors will make them bars go away lol

maybe a call to david blain or copperfield is in order.

yeah, I don't think so tim..... how do we hide the two backpacks on the back?

binford mirrors Al?

Thanks Wilson. Nice hat

remember, "If it doesn't say 'Binford', someone else made it."

To tell you the truth even I'm a little scared at how fast we could be out of the box