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Street Rods vs. Wagons Showdown

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Justin_Thyme 12/17/25

Justin Thyme heading out one fine day in the near future.


510 going in the mail Monday


The next racer to arrive is Crazy Canuck driving this wacky thingamabob of a Deuce Roadster. Unfortunately, the trailer is slightly too wide for the starting lanes and therefore he'll have to race without it.


The next racer to arrive is Justin Thyme from Fool's Errand Racing driving a beautiful '32 Ford.

Next to arrive is Rusty Buckette driving for Mainly Diecast Racing in his Ford Model A Custom. Now, the wheels may be narrower than the requirements but they don't give an advantage so he'll still race. As for the tire width 'requirement', it isn't really that big of deal if you send one with these wheels.


  • I would've built mine different if rules had stated I could use "skinnies" that are taller....I would have more ground clearance. — Dutch_Clutch_Racing
  • Yeah... He gave it to me in person so I didn't really want to say no... — ManiacMotorsports
  • They may be allowed next tournament — ManiacMotorsports

Next to arrive is sloppybear driving his big wheeled AMC Eagle.

Also arriving recently is Clancy from the ABC Allred Family driving his Chevy Nova Wagon Gasser. The yellow one was his original build, but it arrived broken. He sent replacement because he already had it almost finished, but I managed to fix the yellow one. Expect a race video on YT soon between the two to see which one makes the tournament!


Arriving a few days ago is Ragin' Ricky driving his Datsun 510 Wagon sponsored by NoWay!


Another new arrival is Karl Wrecko driving his blue and yellow Volvo 850 Estate!

Next to arrive is Stray Dog from Team Comicazi driving his gorgeous spectraflame red T-Bucket!

Here we have Rick O'Shay driving for Ruckus Racing in his rusty MBX '32 Ford!

Update:

As soon as Puff arrives (expected later today), the qualifiers will be recorded. This is because I never heard from 4 of competitors, leaving us with 12 entries. This changes it up a bit, but thankfully we have an even number of each team, 6 rods and 6 wagons.

Instead we're going to have to do this:

Top racer in points in each of the 3 heats will advance to the finals, and the second place racer with the most points from all of the heats will take the 4th spot in the finals.


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