Features pics East coast hot rods

This car is sick.. I'm sure it's already been said but it was the feature car on HOTRODs vintage magazine.

 

The late Al Graeber's 66 Charger Tickle Me Pink. Yes it an d the hauler were PINK.

 

this was my first hot rod

 

We started a New England Hot Rod history group on FB... Check it out
https://www.facebook.com/groups/183...if_t=group_activity&notif_id=1472151670078458

 

Hey Guys, I recently formed the New England Hot Rod and Kustom Historical Society. We're a group dedicated to preserving the history of hot rodding in New England. We're in the process of getting the website up and running right now and its going to act as virtual museum. If any of you would like to share photos,info or anything else to be featured on the site it would be greatly appreciated. Our focus is on the 50's and 60's. As soon as the site launches i'll post it on here. Thanks in advance,

Jamie

 

Jamie,

That logo and idea sound great.

 

I'm from the East Coast of Nebraska. Could of seen this on 1&9 and Wood Avenue.

 

Yup, we are cool on the right coast Jere Sheehan with the swinger

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He hasn't changed too much over the years and neither has the car. Great guy!

 

Jere is living in Florida full time now. He is "president emeritus" for the Camsnappers. The swinger is in good hands in the Merrimack valley. Safari, you must have grown up here, you know too much of our history

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Pics from the annual "S&S Speed Shop" show and cookout a couple of years ago. (R.I.)

More added............... Enjoy.
Credit to builders/ owners, Atsa nice buncha iron!

 

1959 Hartford CT Tom Hayes Collection

 

Hartford CT 1959 Tom Hayes collection

 

Hartford CT 1959 Tom Hayes collection
With full fenders

 

Hartford CT 1959 Tom Hayes collection

 

Hartford CT 1959 Tom Hayes collection

 

Hartford CT 1959 Tom Hayes collection

 

Hartford CT 1959 Tom Hayes collection

 

Hartford CT 1959 Tom Hayes collection

 

post 679 and 680, the two 32 channeled roadsters. I have original B/W photos taken at that same show, and the 680 car is shown as a side view. The guy who snapped them is now in his 70s and gave them to me.

 

Built in the 60's, Buffalo, NY. Sat in a garage since 1984, bought in 2005.-MIKE

 

Great pics @rbantique !

I have a color shot of that nailhead powered 34 coupe

 

Piston Pushers & Bay Buggies
LIHRA... Long Island Hot Rod Association

 

1955 NJ

 

Pete thanks for the kind words! We met last year at stafford I was with Derrick from Allstar