From "The Last Dream-O-Rama: The Cars That Detroit Forgot to Build 1950-1960" by Bruce McCall: http://www.amazon.com/gp/product/06...4?v=glance&n=283155&n=507846&s=books&v=glance Reproduced here for the first time ever by special permission of Bulgemobile Corp. is the long-secret official Bulgemobile 1959 Dream Car Naming Guide! Now you can create an authentic Fifties Detroit dream car name in seconds, just like Bulgemobile's own Department of Nomenclature did back in those fabulous days before meaning meant anything and when the names were as long as the cars! Code: 1 2 3 4 Flash Track Jet Bolt Blaze Liner Flair Mark Power Ray Rocket Sky Fire Maxi- Sabre Quadra Blast Sweep Thrust Storm Dual Stroke Whirl-O- Gale Royal Zest Mono- Hi- Thrill Flow Silver Path Bomb -Tronic Finder Wind Crest Streak Mist Dyno- Cosmo Astro Smoke Dream Dare Hawk Sea -Onic Star Strike Land Air Wild Roto Phantom Thunder Golden Flite Flyte -O-Matic Naming Method #1: Choose any line and, reading across, combine the words in Columns 1-2 and 3-4. Naming Method #2: Choose any column and, reading down, combine the words on lines 1-2 and 3-4. Naming Method #3: Close eyes and touch page with your finger four times, moving your finger before each touch.
I named my first Stude ('61 Hawk) "Carrie's Curse" for my girlfriend back in the late sixties... All the rage then.... Here's a pic of a "Big Daddy Ed Roth" T-shirt painted at the Custom Car Show back at Navy Pier in Chicago around the winter of 1970... (One of his surrogates painted it)... Well.... 35 years later.... Same girl, three cars later (and I still have that Hawk).. She calls the newest one ('37 Coupe Express p/u) 'Her Mistress', as I spend more time with it, than I do with her (in her opinion ) ... It's hard to get her to pose with it, considerint the other pic gals... Jeff
Those bulgemobile car names aren't even that far fetched, considering that Canadians could buy a new Pontiac Strato-Chief in '59, or in the states an Edsel Round-up wagon for the family. My favorite is the long-ram dual quad engines built for the '60 Plymouths known as Sonoramic Commando Power.
I've been referring to my 59 Buick as the "deathmobile" for some time now, but since that name will always be reserved for the hacked up Lincoln from the movie "Animal House", I've considered renaming it the "Hippie Killer" (a song by the Suicidal Tendencies). Here's thread that I started a long time ago with pics of the car I'm referring to - http://www.jalopyjournal.com/forum/showthread.php?t=60132&&showall=1
I got "thrill-tronic-mist-dream" which is wierd because I have an inflatable girlfriend with the same name.
thanks alot Mike now I got sticky shit all over my screen. And my next dream car is going to be called Golden Roto Smoke Storm. I can't wait to see what a GRSS looks like.
golden flow whirl o matic cosmo flite mono matic power streak land mark star flite phantom dream ever see the movie...Schizopolis?
Ummm....I think this is the name of a practical joke we used to pull in college, when we were all completely shitfaced drunk (on a pub crawl) and one of our crew would attempt to take a whiz in the street/alley. While his back was turned and he was in mid-stream, somebody else would grab his shoulders and start spinning him. The victim was usually bombed enough that he would keep right on spinning for a rotation or two before regaining his balance. Instant "Golden Flow Whirl-O-Matic". The prankster has to be quick to get in, start the spin, and get out clean, though.