Hot Rods The ALTERED thread

Cool stuff here, thank for posting.

 

Posted by 35willyspickup in the willys thread

 

Just found this thread on here. Somebody is looking to find this Altered.

http://www.jalopyjournal.com/forum/...edge-altered-anyone-remember-this-car.525645/

The wild wedge.

 

A few more of the wild wedge.

 

Great stuff on the Wild Wedge.

 

Wow great photos...Hopefully someone knows where to find it...

 

Ed Miller's A/Fuel Altered, I love this car...

 

Posted by tommyd in the in motion thread

Puff n Stuff

 

Managed to grab a few while doing the other threads LOL.

Before he began his long****ociation with Joe Pisano in the Funny Car ranks, Sush Matsubara was well-known for his wheelwork on the Mondello & Matsubara Fiat Fuel Altered with car owner Joe Mondello.




Funny Car legend “Big Jim” Dunn rose to national prominence in the early 1960s with the Dunn-Merritt-Velasco Fiat Topolino. The car originally ran blown on gas but switched to nitro in mid-1963.





Good shot of Nanook




Rat Trap




Wild Willy

 

posted by 55 nomad in the topolono thread


Jack Doyle's Fiat at Sanford, Maine

 

SUSH MATSUBARA

A definite crowd favorite, Sush Matsubara, near lane, completes his burnout. This car would later be painted with the familiar Mondello & Matsubara livery and eventually set the national record with their 427 Chevy wedge-powered Fiat fuel altered at 7.24, 213 mph at the 1969 U.S. Nationals.



Pure heaven

 

So, were they producing a one piece glass T with the wheel wells recessed? Or was this a homebuilt body mod? Like the wedge body?

 

there is something about the pic of the 434 33 thats makes me go back and look at it over and over again

 

I'm pretty sure that's Charlie Hill's "Dirty Thirty".

 

thanks for that info. were was it from?

 

Charlie Hill and Pork Zartman are from Central PA. My parents and there friends speak ofCharlie from time to time.

 

Pork was out of the picture by the time Charlie built the Altered. I believe it was driven by "Cheater Bob" Parmer.

 

Yea , thats correct. Pork drove the Filthy Forty. Charlie gave strict instructions that the car never be washed. May not have looked the best, but was a real runner.

 

Or maybe it was Bob "Cheater" Parmer.

 

Jim Head raced a '55 Chevy in Mt. Vernon, Ohio, on the day he turned 16 on Sept. 5, 1964. He went on to race a C/Altered Bantam roadster and a number of small-block entries through the tail end of the 1970s. One of his earlier entries was a D/A '57 Corvette pictured

 

The driver of "Dead Expense," a Fiat coupe, watches for the green light on the "Christmas tree" at Grayson County's Elk Creek Drag Strip. Electronic starting and timing systems replaced the flagmen of the early days. (Roanoke Times photograph)

 

A bunch today posted by johnny Steele in the drag cars in motion thread

 

Our inspiration.....

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I believe this is 1964 US Nationals...Here is Walts' gas altered fiat in the Back ground..

 

Tomysk owns this car now by the way

 

Well been doing the history thing but it's time for more altereds. Got a bunch today.

Acker's Automotive AA/A



Al Carter beautiful black roadster




California Speed & Sport AA/A



Calumet Auto Parts Fiat



Early Nanook Holiday Olds sponsor with HEMI engine




Easley & Holden AA/A roadster




Easy Rider Fiat




Exotic Painting by Sweat AA/FA



Front Mount Blown sbc BB/A




Unknown fuel altered wheelie

 

A few more LOL.

A few of GAB Gabby Bleeker.











Hyder & Koulan Coupe



Hyder & Koulan & Birch roadster.



Plain Vanilla A/A injected




Pure Heaven II vs Pure Hell

Pure Hell a little crossed up




Pure Hell wheels up



Pure Hell

 

And some more.

Rat Trap



Richardson Motors A/A Wild pipes




Russel & Rice handout



Stone "T'



Thurmond Bros.



Walt's Puffer



Warlord maybe ???

 

Great photos.......

 

Great photos this morning! I think the last one is Warlock.