History Drag cars in motion.......picture thread.

messed that up but another one of my old baseball coach,,,sorry

 

Ha ha that was great Dog......your going to push this thread to 2 million views with that one.

 

Holy **** dog !! The sequence of photos shows the car gettin out shape and rolling,then back on the starting line with the rash of the first wreck evident,racing again and getting outta shape for the second time and what looks like the makings of another roll job !! That's real racing !!! >>>>.

 

Hi Ron...I believe I took a photo of the same Henry-J at Island in '61 or '62.

 

Holy cow, that's insane... Looks like he is actually laughing in that one shot.

 

Come on 2 million

 

did it roll over a 2nd time ???

 

Love it!

 

Yep,I have the full sequence of photos.I think I've posted them on the HAMB about 2 years ago.

 

2,000,000 views.......unbelievable. Thanks again Dragnuts.

 

C'mon Royal, post some more gems. Our new goal is 5,000,000!

 

I am waiting on photobucket pro account that I paid for but still nothing yet??

 

Rich,

Ray Zang sr and I think John Lyley in the henery J

 

I think your ***esment is on the mark. Perhaps there was too many flopper circuits crammed into too small a region. Who knows. But I am to the task of making a chronicling of the various barnstorming circuits. Let me know whats involved.

 

best thread ever on the 'net





see more 1957 Cordova Illinois (Quad Cities Dragway) photos here:
http://www.jalopyjournal.com/forum/showthread.php?t=356807

 

Good Gosh! That is just too wild.

Steve

Hosting- 8th annual Nostalgic Show & Go! March 27-28 Phoenix/

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Looks pretty idiotic to me!!! Destroying a '64 Race Hemi car. I know the shots were from "back in the day" buy c'mon, what were they thinkin.....

 

They were thinkin, "This is fun, let's do it again".

 

Amazing that an acid dipped, aluminum nosed '64 Mopar with a home made roll bar can roll over like that and still make another p***. Try that with any modern POS with all the mandated scientific safety goodies and you'll likely need the coroner to make next p*** for ya'!

 

Probably 'Hold my beer, and watch this!'

 

nothing broke, let's go again

 

They were thinking, "Who gives a ****, we're having a good time!" And, "HAHAHA! Let's run it again!"

 

They were not thinking it was a 64 hemi race car. Back then it was just another car.

 

Hawkins, Webster, & McLeod...now sort of restored...so what's with the "Speed Parts by Ma Zard"? "Ma Zard" was Jim Busby's mother, and as long as son-in-law Mike Bartlett drove the car, Ma Zard paid for the parts...good deal all around.

 

Now thats a cool tidbit of info. Jim Busby was later to become an accomplished road racer too having competed in Europe and later for BMW on the IMSA circuit

 

that grill plate, which had two young toddlers looking into their diapers with the caption: "the difference is delicious!" hung in les hawkins' garage for many years. wonder if it made it to the restored car of if "it" was recreated?

 

My turn to throw in some kool Canadian Drag action ....