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

Thanks for understanding guys.

I'm not trying to be a dick about it.

But things were getting way out of hand, thats all.


These were just Editorial decissions...


Lets get back to Hot Rods & Customs.

 

I may not understand what was off topic in my posts, but I'll not post anything but my own stuff in the future!! God help everyone else that has been posting anything but there own!! I give credit where credit is due, I wish everyone did.

 

I suspect it was subject matter, not photo credits, xdragnewsphotog.
I'll tell you what, Frank Fedderichi and "The Shark!" made for some entertaining race watching at Conn. Dragway back in '68! He would be dragging one header or the other most of the run! Saw him get out of the car one day and just fall over backwards (he may have passed out!) onto the car. I was surprised he didn't go right through the body, 'cause Frank was a big 'ol boy!

 

Yep.

 

Don't take it personal xdragnewsphotog, Just dig deeper in those boxes for the older stuff. I'm sure you've got some good ones in there. After the very early '70s things start to loose their appeal.

 

ah, it must have been the babe on the hood car shot that Arnie sent me that I reposted or maybe the shot off Plum himself? No prob!!

 

Maybe the black shitbox late model from yesterday that hit the wall

 

It was mostly the cars that were too new.

You must have gotten automated messages for the Deleted Posts that said " Getting rid of Off Topic vehicles "

Like this User did.

http://www.jalopyjournal.com/forum/showthread.php?t=546147

 

Yeah, like that one.


If any more Discussion about this is necessary, please go to the Thread in the Q & S Forum.

I'll answer your questions there.

So this Thread can go back to Drag cars in motion.

 

big bob pic

 

Where are all these old cars hiding? Maybe we need a "History Drag Cars..Where are they now?" section. There has to be some sitting rotting away somewhere.
I would love to find one in this area to rebuild.

 

NitroFC, any more pics of the blue '65 Mr. Kim? I don't remember that one and it's Killer!!

 

Victor Kim's Mr. Kim Corvette A/FC from Irwindale. It was a stretched and topless '65 blue 'Vette was powered by an injected 427 Chevy and featured a tilt-up body and ran high eights.

 

Thanks!

 

Got this pic from a vendor at Sacramento Autorama a few years ago. Forgot his name but he had plenty of GREAT pics.

 

Vacaville 60's

 

Whats up with this "Image has been moved or deleted" Photobucket crap. We're missing a ton of good pictures

 

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They are our history and they look pretty good to me

 

Wow what a cool Henry J.