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

i also agree, but i dont post here much just read and enjoy. Chaz

 

Thank You...Mr. Plum...hoping for a full, healthy recovery for you...Doug

 

MAZ:

I'm doing fine now but you never know whats down the line.

Anything can happen.

My computer crash a couple of weeks ago and I lost everything. I was into scanning all my stuff & had over a 1,000 photos I was going to post. Lost all of it.

Looks like I better get back to scaning. So far, no nahs.

Thanks,

plum

 

Heres some magazines shots from 59.

Plum

 

More

plum

 

For your T/F Fans.

Plum

 

Wishing you good health and long life Plum!........Post on sir!!

 

Thanks Plum!

 

oh man...Lions and Irwindale shots...my old stomping grounds as a photographer...the Lions shot, I can almost smell the ocean and refineries and Irwindale, I can almost smell the "In 'N Out" burgers...thanks for those photos...

 

this photo speaks volumes...guys holding their ears, flames, burger stand in the background , another guy leaning over and watching the "tree"...
"suitable for framing", as they say.......thanks so much

 

Plum! you rock, SIR. Slim

 

Plum:

Always enjoy your stuff. Keep em' rolling. Don't forget about us blown gasser fans either.

Thanks,
Mark

 

I'm proud to say that I have seen every picture and followed every link in this thread. I visit every other day, if not every day-- and I hope it never ends!
Tim

 

Hey Goober...............The Boss studebaker was red in the Early sixties and was driven by Charley Garrett out of Hanover Pa . He bought his partner out and detailed the coupe with alot of chrome and painted it black. He raced that car for a few years then sold it to build another car. The new owner totaled the car at Englishtown in the traps in 1972.

Heres a couple of the slides that I converted over ,the last shot was after the car was resprayed in black and then sold.
Im in the process of cloning the red car down to the 301 sbc with hilborn and the early straight axle. We had dinner with Charley and his wife the other night and he gave me tons of slides and info to help me get started.

 

Plum was nice enough to let me render on of his photos....Thanks Plum !

 

Awesome. This is from the time when a burnout was a procedure to warm up the rear tires AND do a show for the spectators. Thank's Nitro

 

Good morning.

Just a few more until I switch to another class.

Plum

 

Plum

 

HKH, is that a free hand dot rendering? Or is it done on a computer? Either way, its very good.
Doc.

 

I'll be switching to another class now. You top fuel fans have nothing to worry about as theres plenty more to come.

Plum

 

As requested, some blown gassers.

Plum

 

Thanks for the photos Plum. Fantastic stuff.

 

More Gassers

Plum

 

More.

Plum

 

Need a break.

More comming but itwill be a differnt class.

Plum

 

Awesome pics Plum, thanks. Especially the Gassers.

 

Thanks so much for posting those awesome pics, Littlestown
"Eliminator Racing Team -- Home of The Boss" -- how cool!
Really wish you success in your build. Anybody can have a Willys, but a Studebaker gasser -- man, that's the most

 

And Mr Plum, sir. Please continue to share your gold with us, simply amazing stuff.