The Jalopy Journal
I put one in a 66 TR4a. Good power to weight ratio, made it a peppy little sports car. If you swap that half acre wide iron intake for an aluminum...
It has the stock 8 bolt rims and aluminum drums which I love, wouldn't change those.
The poncho was a class winner at Fremont on some weekend in the early 60s, still has a faded decal in the back window and had a broken trophy in...
Ha, the 17.50 was while battling a little carb issue, gave myself a 1 second cushion in case of erratic stumble off the start(the brakes were...
I figured by 1960 the wide whites were on the out, and not many guys would have flamed etc a brand new car, but likely would have once it was a...
Our 60 Ventura is in the mood for some new tires, I'm thinking a bit of a change-up is in order, the more I think about it the more I'm inclined...
I figured big car, gotta have big flames.09mrpaug2 084 Our 61 Pontiac Ventura, tearing it up at the Oldtimers drags at Mission Raceway. It was...
That's my Henry J at 2:20, only its sitting in my garage in the pic, partially finished. It looked a lot sadder when I found it, its now just a...
I'm down to the finishing touches, getting a driveshaft fabbed, wiring etc., will likely see the track in the next few months. I got some history...
Its getting closer, now steers, has brakes, likely will see some track time this year. After 4 years of trying to find the history of this car I...
I've resurrected a couple early 60s trucks, love 'em, fun and easy to work on. I always get a kick when I'm shopping for one, whichever back...
A coffee can full of roofing nails in a 2 gallon tumbler. I've also used a paint shaker, works fast. Some sandblasting sand will make 'em shiny as...
I used the 440 because my cuda got hit in the back and was awaiting repairs(still is) and that was what was available. Someone over on moparts.com...
I took a set of crunched BB Dart fenderwell headers and cut them up, reshaped them to fit my Henry J. I called Summit and Jegs and tried to order...
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The Jalopy Journal