Sprint Racer Car Woodworking Plan

1928 Sprint Car. Bring some of the racing action back into your home or office with this replica of an authentic Sprint Car with this easy to make Tack glue or trace pattern. This Tack glue or trace...

These hot rod style cars, complete with extended front ends, look just like the real race cars you would find at the drag strips. Long rubber bands can be used because of the extended fronts. This allows for more speed and distance. This woodworking plan provides full size illustrations.

This Speedster, with its extended front end, looks just like the real race cars you would find at the drag strip. The extended front end allows an extra long rubber band to be used for more speed and distance.

Watch those comical squirrels find their way inside the gallon jar to get at the food. An easy project to make from inexpensive materials. This project requires either a one gallon plastic or glass jar. This woodworking plan provides full size illustrations, exploded view diagrams.

These posters should be painted to look like your favourite stock car driver and crew. Even an official exists. Make them out of leftover bits of 3/4-inch-thick lumber and inexpensive landscape posts. Every pattern is fully scaled and individually drawn.

Position two cars side by side, release the starting gate, and watch them race back and fourth to the finish.

A great race car project that is sure to impress any automotive enthusiast!

A great race car project that is sure to impress any automotive enthusiast!