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History Santa Ana Drags 1953-Popular Mechanics

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  1. Rehpotsirhcj
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    I love reading old magazines. Someone passed the July 53 issue of Popular Mechanics my way a while back and I found myself leafing through it this morning. Father's day and all, I thought I'd share:

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  2. aojo
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    Nice find... I enjoy the history of early drag racing cnd the creativity of the participants
     
  3. Angry Frenchman
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    good stuff ! thanks for sharing!
     
  4. I love seeing old articles like that. Thanks for taking the time to post that, and "Happy Father's Day".:)
     
  5. 296ardun
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    Very rare copy, never seen it before, THANKS!

    The Ranger-engined 27T was Jot Hornes (he passed away recently), below is the Bernadini Bros roadster (now very well restored)...think the cut-up Crosley on p. 134 is Otto Ryssman..
     
  6. Rehpotsirhcj
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    Thanks for the info! I'd love to see more on those. I'll have to look up the Bernadini Brother's roadster.
     
  7. Rehpotsirhcj
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  8. wastedchilhood
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    Just think how fast they would have run if they had a credit card.
     

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