It was mentioned on here that my shop was building a 25.1E Duster, and several asked to see pics. I thought I would post some pics so people could follow the build. Is that OK, and if so what section is the right place to post them in? Thanks.

post away Paul I forgot to get back with you on the steel. still waiting on my son to make up his mind

I can tell you it's absolutely outstanding work.

OK, here are the pics I promised awhile ago. Sorry I'm a slacker. LOL. A little back ground on the project. This car came in for a new C/M cage on his chassis/rails. While he was at the shop he looked around and asked "how much to have that done to the Duster"? He was pointing a Jerry Haas ex-prostock car we had there for some updates and paint. That's how it all started. The work has actually progressed quite far now, but I will post pics from the beginning so we can all follow along. Thanks for the interest and allowing me to share my passion for what I do with you all. Enjoy.Paul @ JCR Chassisworks Weirsdale, Fl. 352-516-6183
Dealer for:TRZ, Glasstek, Harwood, Champion Wheels, Aerospace Brakes and components, MSD, and many others.

some more history on the car. this car came straight off the used car lot of a friend. we started off with just a pretty stock 440 that ran low 8s it the 1/8th. this was back in the early 80s. raced it like that for a few years with minor upgrades at a time. finally got it into the low 7s then had it backhalfed and went into the low 6s. I raced it like that for a few years and the guy sold it and we went with a new undercover dragster.

post some pics of the chassis up close. it's hard to tell anything in those pics.

A few more

nice Paul, how long before you complete it? any word on the motor?

Not sure on completion. Done quite abit since you were here last, but Tommy keeps adding to the build, and I have lots of small jobs that need to come and go. Not real sure on the motor, he had something going with indy as you know, I know he had give them some sort of deposit. He told me the other day to get with Pete at best machine on the motor plate, so it looks like he's back with them.

holy cow you got one long computer screen need to learn to stack the pics. he's in good hands with best machine. glad to see him get away from indy. would like to know the story though

school me on this stack the pics.

don't have any idea just know it would be easier to look at

Thats funny right there. I get it now LOL. you mean stack like as in a book, and not in a line

That is one sweet Duster!

Hey, you're way ahead of me. I can't figure out how to put more than one picture on a post at a time, and then only if it less than so many KB thingys or something like that.
Nice work on the Duster also.
Brian