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I believe the Tridents started in 1960. I was in the club for a short time when I lived in California in 1962. They put on several shows in the...
Here's my small collection of early "hot rod" comics. Mick[ATTACH]
Another great story. Thanks again. Mick
Is this photoshopped or AI generated? The back of the car looks wrong, rear door handle in the wrong place etc. Mick
Aren't those Larry Braga builds for Dan Zank? Did Larry own them at one time? Mick
Done by Von Dutch. Mick
Don Williams Coupe not Lynn's. Mick
Looks solid and the chop doesn't look bad, but that rear window has got to go! 50 Merc rear window works well. Mick
My old 32 at Boise. Mick[ATTACH]
I think you're being too nice. Mick
That is looking good! Mick
straykatkustoms, great shots of some great customs! Thanks. Mick
Yes, a scene from "Hot Rod Gang" 1958 Mick
Looks like Lynn William's old 41 Merc that the Kennedy Bros. built around 2007. Still Olds power? Great car. Mick
I believe those are aftermarket. Meant to loosely resemble a Dodge Lancer cap. Mick
Looked great at the "Stags" open house car show Saturday. Mick
My "Out of Sight" poster. Mick [ATTACH]
AI generated (again) Mick
That's tough, but I'm sure she has left you some great memories. Mick
This is the real photo taken in Arkansas in 1901. Mick[IMG]
The pic of the 2 girls in patterned dresses looks AI generated. The cars, their hands and all the lettering looks phony. Mick
I believe that looks more like Denny Larsen's red, white and blue sports car. Mick
just an aside, Speedweek hasn't been free to spectators for quite some time. Mick
The second photo #86 B/CC is the old So-Cal Coupe then owned by Jim Travis. The last photo #69D is Bob Rounthwaite's coupe. Mick
George sold the coupe in 1960 to Ed Becker of Indiana who owned it up until it went to the Garlits museum several years ago. Mick
No. Jeg's Automotive 34 Ford Mick
Marlene Dietrich Mick
Here's a couple shots of the F.G. Ferre store in S.L.C., probably late 50's. Mick [ATTACH] [ATTACH]
F.G.Ferre was the first real speed and custom accessory store in S.L.C. Starting in the early 50's. They helped me out with parts on some of my...
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