Vintage shots from days gone by!

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Appears to be very early Riverside as their is no Champion bridge yet. I don't see anything newer than '57. This shot is looking from turn nine towards turn eight. Hot Rod Magazine used to do a big meet their in the late sixties, also S.C.T.A. did half mile drags there.

 

MrMayo, any panel in that book about something a simple as just STOPPING
for a RED light? There's an intersection near me where little turds always
push the red during drive time, making it one of the top accident locations
in Columbus. And there's a separate TURN signal, too, so it makes no sense
to me.

 

Now, this poor guy needs a medal -- to go with the glasses he now needs from catchin' up on this thread! CONGRATS!!!

 

Now (clearing throat uncomfortably), YOU guys
KNOW you're all going' ta hell for making FUN
of these serious artists!
Harrumph!!!
(Now, isn't that special???)







Ken hair



rat hair

 

I hope I dont have this picture running around in my head when the woman gets home from work tonight as there might be a problem.

 

It's like "take-a-penny, leave-a-penny", but with memories.

~Jason

 

what kind of engine powered this ? It had to be unusual.

 

I think it was an Allision

 

The guy in the Mustang is Tom Yeager. Still gets around a race track very well. Interesting fella to chat with.

 

I dont even want to know,,

 

You guys don't know scary
'til you see the April '53 Rigid
Tools calendar gal!

 

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No, wait! The tall one ain't a guy. It's a Sheila!!!

 

Yep
Here is EJ Potter (aka "Michigan Madman") and his 1710ci Allison V12 powered '57 Plaza sedan.