History Bonneville & Dry Lakes Historical Pics from the Lindsley Family, Take 2

The BMR roadster. Beautiful!

 

That would be the BNR.

 

@39ChevyBob...and All the other Hambers ***isting connecting Historical dots AND and the Lindsley Family...Thank You All very much...priceless

 

What Stogy said....thanks for posting for someone that wasn't there....

 

Dahm Brothers...with the original crop markings and white paint for touch up before publication somewhere.

 

El Mirage, or would this be Harper Lake? More tomorrow...

 

Awesome doesn't quite describe it. Thank you again for your effort @39ChevyBob

 

Henz 777 Streamliner

 

Wonder what is under the hood of this truck, anyone seen this before?

 

The month and year I was born!

Bob

 

Interesting setup

 

A couple more of the Kenz 777 Streamliner

 

Carl Grimes

I think this truck became the Wild Wagon...and was fairly recently sold as it is still around and quite the mish mash of parts indeed...

Quoted from article at provided link...

"The car had 3 engines—the first was a Cadillac V8 that was eventually replaced with a Buick V8, and then finally had an Oldsmobile V8. Various carburetor setups were used on all of these engines."

Heres a well done pictoral and written history on this Compe***ive Hotrodder.

http://www.deansgarage.com/2011/carl-grimes-wild-wagon/



Credit to Photographer, Owner
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Barney Navarro, we are fortunate that this roadster was perfectly restored

 

Carl Grimes would later terrorize the A/A ranks with this Buick-powered Fiat, Arizona based

 

I think that Ak Miller once ran this Dodge-bodied roadster.

 

Thanks for sharing all these great pictures.

 

The lineup: Bill Niecamp roadster, unknown roadster, Doug Hartlet '34 coupe, Bill Boren deuce sedan...can see enough of the rest..

 

John Cramer's Ardun-powered roadster, from the San Diego area.

 

another home run post, thanks!!! I've tried to identify a few of the cars, still more to go. You are doing an incredible service to all of us by posting these...and thanks to the Lindsay family and Gary especially for making them available!

 

Love this turtle deck

 

Weber?

 

There was a stack of very large, mostly clean photos, once again some with pre-production markups. I think these were taken by other professional photographers. Some of these I could find no reference to being published when doing reverse look ups. Here goes...great shot here, I'm going to colorize this one for one of my "#colorvintiques" projects.