Originally Posted by RenoKeene (Post 5128892)

If you look back through this thread you'll see alot of slant back transporters from back in the day, very safe when you chain everything down and nothing easier than pulling down your ramps and hooking up a winch. The ramps also allowed easy access to the under side of the race cars. This wedge design was not only safe and practical but it gave you room for spare parts stowage, generators, water tanks, etc. I love mine and apparently so did a lot of racers and mechanics.

Originally Posted by cleszkie (Post 5131783)

You can almost hear those Vegas starting to rust as they headed towards the showrooms! I think those little cars were assembled with rust inside them at the plant.

Originally Posted by 68short (Post 5132014)

Hmmm........... I guess they ran out of rust at the plant mine was built, no rust

BTW....Thanks for the great pic Special-K

Originally Posted by 19Hoosierdaddies68 (Post 5134350)

Man this thread is awesome. Will you guys find me one to buy already? haha I would love a 67 to 72 to haul my 67 camaro around on to shows...I seen one for sale here in california about a year ago on Craigslist I think and wasnt really looking for one at the time.

Originally Posted by special-K (Post 5134429)

You're rich,just have one built! :lol:

Originally Posted by Petie724x4 (Post 5141204)

Has anybody here ever built a slantack? I have a 1ton and would love to put a slantback on, but I don't see too many around. Are they the kind of things people built on their own back in the day, or were they mostly bought from manufacturers?