Art & Inspiration Traditional images that need no explanation.

Jim Davis raced this coupe out of Virginia and when he later moved to California he became VP of B&M in their blower era.

 

IIRC Harry Luzader still has his coupe.

 

Yes, Jim did, and I sold him an original B & M shifter to be used on the display of their products.

 

Harry sold the "32" in the early 70s to a good friend of mine. Harry's Opel was put on the street, and he uses it often.

 

Monroeville Eat-n-Park is now a Walgreens I believe

 

Ken Austin, early 50's, went on the revolutionize the the dental chair industry, before returning to his youth, and making the Ardun intakes, along with quickchanges, and other heads and intakes for flatheads.
https://handhflatheads.com/product-category/austin-speed-equipment/