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

Great to see the drag cars, Thanks. I don't care if they are movin or not, good to get a chance to see the cars.

 

more 50's Rails if anyone has em

 

Bad as it is, I may have taken the tail section of this car to the dump. Don't hate me!

Friend in Tulsa bought a car in the mid 70's, was told it was the Greek's old car. His wife HATED drag racing and allowed him only a small section in the garage to keep the car, therefore, he would not keep anything that he thought he didn't need. SO, he gave me the tail. I kept it around the shop for awhile, and then tossed it on a load going to the trash...

You must remember it was a different time, nobody EVER thought this stuff had any value! It was "Old fashioned" and had no value. Hope it is a lesson for someone out there!

 

Great story none the less.

 

Yeah, I'm gonna' keep all the stuff I'm tripping over in the garage. You never need something, 'till it's gone.

 

Talk about taking a risk; The Greeks reliance on leather gloves and face mask at a time when the aluminized suits were now readily available.

 

What else would you expect from a guy who is 80+ and still makin't the show!!

 

That dude in the tower is smoking a pipe.

 

What a wicked shot.

 

Does that mean it in motion even though the car isn't???

 

Beat me to it, that is so *****EN... (do they still say that?). Make you wonder how that photo was taken, it's like in the middle of Lions.

 

Very cool! This pic could be ***led; Timewarper.

 

that is a great shot!

 

A follow up to pic way back in this thread..

Here's a video from a couple years ago..

Second run, C-dan does a cool "power" wheelie..


http://www.youtube.com/user/JoshuaShaw1932?feature=moby#play/uploads/5/59T2Njw8c8k

Killer post guys.

Joshua Shaw

 

The cool kids do.

 

I think thats the picture of the year!! Heads up@ 13 hp...

 

Is this drag racing or bowling?-MIKE

 

Kiwi Kev, I am going to print that pic out and keep it in my wallet.
Next time someone says "Nobody ever raced those" (Regardless of what it is) I can pull out that pic.
If they raced those, the field is wide open for anything with wheels.
There must be at least one 1932 ford part on those cars.

 

Awesome pics. Do you have any of Joe Law from WV? He ran those tracks from 67 to 70s. Ran A/C and Top Gas. Would love to see some pics of his cars!

 

Picture those Isettas with more power, maybe that Yeakel-McEwen hemi right behind the driver. And the gear shift thru the roof, pinkie extended...

TOO MUCH IS JUST ABOUT RIGHT