Cool pictures! Post them here!

Wow, some guys have unbelievable vision! That is incredible!

 

He used the hood for the trunk..Kool Huh.

 

Yep they are cool pictures. Should have posed differently for the two shots though. I might have believed they were real. I do like the shots however.

 

Very cool Strodder, looks like a 34 and a 160 1941. Shutterstat is open cause I had it running for a few folks.

 

Yep! Me too, show uz more pleaze!!!!!

 

I saw that, very cool!!

 

This is cool, but I can't think of many DOHC straight-8's. Duesenberg?

 

from the hotel balcony...

 

Rollin'...Rte. 55, Dirty Jersey.

 

A good friends fathers old FED...sleeping for now:

 

support future hot rodders!

 

One of my dad's rides in about 57 or 58.

 

enjoy !!!!! >>>>.

 

Could be I suppose, Stutz had a SOHC straight 8 (W/ 2 plugs per cylinder and one distributor).

 

The sign in the window tells you what the engine is.

 

Grantsville, WV.
1950's homecoming parade.

This pic rocks.

 

Yeah, checked that, can't get it big enough to read here, so it's a ??

 

This is why I fell in in Love with F1

-41-

 

Nice drawings but I think you got the wrong thread, these should go in the Friday art show.

 

That picture is amazing!

 

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Check this out........... Grandpa, Christmas is just around the corner !!

 

That is one really cool car!! I love it!

 

You're right, it does. Apparently I'm better at esoteric engine guessing than I am at small print reading.

 

At the risk of quibbling, I don't think the first picture is Jim Clark. The second picture is Clark; notice the painted nose band blending into the stripe over the middle of the car -- typical '60s Lotus paint scheme.

I think the first picture might be Jackie Stewart in a BRM.

The third picture is also a Lotus, but too late a car to be Clark. Siffert, maybe?

 

It has the Duesenberg 8 emblem on the radiator shell.

 

I don't know where the Friday art show is. Can you guide me?