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In high school, I drove a '64 2 door Galaxie running a 4 barrel equipped 352. I worked on it all the time aiming for more power. It would chirp...
I like it, and I don't even like green.
If he doesn't over carburet it, it should provide a pleasing noise at speed.
Welding cable makes an excellent battery cable.
Made it all the way through the drive thru of a local taco shop... [ATTACH]
My brother bought a 1965 Rambler Ambassador ragtop a couple years ago for a project. He is about to get it running for real, after tossing around...
We had a death on the salt Sunday. Speed Demon went airborne around the 3 mile. Driver passed away. Please remember the friends and family of that...
May his memory be eternal.
No known cure for salt fever. And NO ONE wants it cured.
Well, that's no bueno.
Well done! I hope the ECTA holds more events on the salt of North American Zoomland.
Saw my first concert at The Cotillion when I was a kid - Paul Revere and the Raiders. I still go there for all sorts of shows, and I plan to hit...
Go fast, be safe, have fun!
Well done. History will look kindly on you.
It's not just the salt, Ryan - land speed history on the Daytona Sands are pretty spotty, too.
I met George at all gasser event near St. Louis decades ago. The man had no fear.
I used to have the complete set of spray equipment for a Kirby vacuum in the original cardboard display box that hung on the wall in my grandad's...
Since hot rodders LOVE unusual induction systems, this would be the ultimate piece of hop-up gear for anyone with a flat Henry.
That's a shame. It was an incredible resource.
Now I'm thinking skateboard wheels might work in a pinch.
Outstanding results!
Next to Keith Black, Ed was one of the engine builders I admired.
Something, something about that old dirty joke - "injection is best" leaps to mind.
Redefining the word DICEY.
All power to you, man!
Only StudeFolk will care, but the marque was named after Albert Russel Erskine - the president of the Studebaker Corporation from 1926 to 1930....
I took my niece and her date to the prom in my '49 Studebaker Champion sedan decades ago. The theme was the early 1960's, so I tried to dress the...
Here in Wichita, growing up in the 60's - it was toss-up between Hall Speed Shop on the east side of town, and Nance Speed Equipment on the west side.
Lower that thing and it would really be a looker.
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