Hot Rods Rolling Bones Road Trip Update #1

That thing is as cool as Jim Jacob's 34. And Jim's is perfect.

 

Although i dont feel guilty, i think he was refering to us ( all the west side dudes etc).
I had prior commitments or i might have made the journey.
Maybe next year we can herd them to the west side of town??

Nice group of cars !!!!
Lets plan on next year feeding them at Bubbas ......

 

Thanks for posting the link. Great pics of a really neat car. I didn't believe you when you said it had a big block in it - didn't think it was possible. Anyone know where Russell's knees go when he's driving?

 

Keith, w.t.f. happened to your top material ! Rick

 

Does it sound dirty if I say that last night I sat in the Camel Toe car and it felt good? While the other cars were neat, too, Poteet's was my favorite.

 

hehehehe

 

Great pics!! I'm totally in love with the "55" '34. Killer car!

I wish good luck and a safe trip to all involved in the "Rolling Bones" adventure...

Joel

 

Hey all. Here are some photos of the Rolling Bones road trip to Bonneville - the Nebraska leg. Malcolm met the group in Omaha and led the way to Lincoln and Speedway Motors.





The steering set-up on this one was amazing:


This little coupe was just full of engine:






Two museum employees checking out the Bonneville racer:


A group from Michigan happened to be heading to Bonneville as well and by some strange coincidence, knew the Rolling Bones. They were driving a 1948 Studebaker bus. This was it's maiden voyage.


It was a pleasure to talk with you guys (Jerry, Marco, Ron, Terry, John and Corey.)


After a quick visit to Speedway's parts counter, the Rolling Bones were ready for a tour of the Smith Collection Museum of American Speed.


Here's a group photo in the front entrance of the museum:


Have a safe trip gang. Thanks for stopping in Lincoln on your way to the salt flats!

 

So where the hell are these updates??

...I'm worried about those boys traveling half way around the world with those hot rods!! HAHA

Anything to share there "unofficial rolling bones road trip updater."?

 

enjoy.

 

Really great photos, I was lucky enough to see the folks at a gas up stop in Omaha where they hooked up with Malcolm for the Speedway tour leg. The hot rods were some awesome builds and real super cool folks. I'm wishin I was there. Sure enjoyed my brief brush with the gig-Sololobo

 

Man I love the the deuce with the BBC totally bad ass.
Mat