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Looks excellent! The modified looks great too

The wing on the mini spring threw me off; up here the 600s run wingless pretty much exclusively. But that's very cool with the vintage car. The engine rules in the street stock division I am building a car for is pretty similar only all parts must be stock (so a Rochester 2bbl as opposed to a...

Very cool, is the mini sprint a 1200? Up in NY the 270/600 sprints are pretty popular but the 1000/1200 never really caught on after Whip City (Massachusetts) closed. Up here, center-steer DIRT/northeast style modifieds have the most prevalence at all of our local tracks Your vintage car...

The shop looks excellent and as a circle track wrench/racer/enthusiast, I am envious of the space you've built for your race team. If you don't mind, could you post up some pictures of the car(s) you run? I'd love to see them!

Thanks for the info guys. I wasn't really expecting it to be a gem, some hidden treasure or an ultra-high quality piece, but it's cool to have a little background on it. It'll do until it craps the bed! :beer:

I figured I would post here as opposed to starting a new thread, but does anyone have any idea on this vise? There are no visible markings, and the only thing I could use to identify it is the "6" on the right hand portion in the first photo. It was on my grandfather's workbench and my dad says...

Re: what did you do in your garage today? I've been pretty busy the past couple of days. Let me preface with apologies for the crappy iPhone pictures; one of these days I'll break down and purchase a DSLR, but as of now that money is used for go-fast parts :lol: Here is the dirt street stock...

I like it a lot. I currently work out of the graduation at my grandmother's, but when the time comes where I have my own, that is exactly the type of bench I would like to build. Right now my current setup and budget won't allow for a butcher block top, but that is definitely the route I would...

The plan is to get it ready for next season to run at Middletown, and once we get the car where we want it to try and hit Accord, Bethel and possibly even the Valley. Time will tell, but it's been fun tinkering on my own car for once :thumbup:

We make sure not to have green or peanuts anywhere around on race day :lol: I wish I had a fraction of your fabrication skills. That piece to hold your levels looks great

That's a real sharp looking late model and the garage looks great too. I'm from Southern NY and wish they ran crate lates around here; I could definitely run one in the same price range as a crate sportsman. I actually just purchased my first street stock a couple of weeks ago with plans to run...

Looks like it's shaping up. I'm not from Syracuse but go to SU. It's cool to see how many Central New Yorkers are on here :beer:

Phil, what a cool little garage. I'm actually quite familiar with your car being a Mustang enthusiast and my brother having a slammed VW Scirocco. Hopefully all goes well adding on to the garage!

Okay so I picked the car up yesterday. Let me know what you think! First one is with it on the trailer behind my dually A little side profile And here to show where the smoke is missing It's a real solid foundation and should be a bunch of fun to put together. I can't wait to get...

To be honest with you, I'm speechless looking at those cars and thinking that the Troyer hasn't been off the trailer in a decade. I'm sure you've seen them, but here is a link to a bunch of great vintage photos from the the Valley http://www.ottosraceaction.com/RA-VIN-13.html *Edit*: If you...

Wow those are some awesome pictures. You're telling me that the Troyer still sits on the trailer the exact same way you purchased it? Amazing. My dad and I took a trip up to the Valley this past Saturday. Three pure stock features, a full field of pro stocks, and full fields of small blocks...

Man, I love this kind of history. The Sand Lake Slingshot has always been one of my favorites. It's not too often you see the old 115 pull into Middletown anymore, but I love it when he does. But I know exactly what you mean. It's like the time my dad told me Alan Johnson passed him at the...

Mitch, not only is this garage amazing, but the write up is spot on. I encountered a spider in my garage last week, and feeling less brave than you, I reached for the WD40 and gave him a bath that he would never forget :eyecrazy: This is twice in the past year I've had to reach for pressurized...

Holy ****, you're friends with Will Cagle? That guy is a racing legend up my way. I'm a regular at Orange County in NY, and although he was way before my time, the name is still spoken about often. I've wrenched on a big block for the last couple season and help on a sportsman car now. I'm in...

Sharon is definitely a forgotten about track to dirt modified fans in New York. Growing up working on cars at Orange County Fair Speedway you would think I would lust over a big block, but I'm a sprint car enthusiast at heart. Unfortunately when I went to Waynesfield it was a Memorial Cup race...