[KensRedZed]

Seven friends gathered for an evening of fun.

Hot Rods were first on the menu. An all scratch built classes with 14k motors. Anything goes so long as it's 1949 or older. So, the old '49 Ford Tudor still fits the class. A bit tippy though.

   
   

Pre-war racers were up next. Another scratch built class.

   
   

Then came the Slot.It DTM's. Box stock with urethane tires.

   
   

The last class to race were the Rally cars. No navigator? No racing. NSR cars with 22k long can motor/cars were the choice of most drivers. There are a few other brands hiding in the mix.

   
   

Thank you very kindly for looking.
Ken

[Kevan]

Love the hotrods!!!!!...something I'm going to have to look into.  Are there many 1/32 kits available?

[KensRedZed]

Hi Kevan,

I'm sure that all the guys in the club appreciate your kind words. Thank you! 

Pyro, Life Like, and Lindberg are the brands of kits we look for. They are dollar-store kits from years ago. They are plentiful at local flea markets here in Toronto.

   
   

[Kevan]

I'll have to keep an eye open...thanks