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We don't ship to Canada... hahaha

 

Here is Roth doing our Rat Fink back in '94...he was signing shirts - we figured, what the heck - it doesn't hurt to ask - we had to run around to find someone who would loan him the paint/brushes!

 

Here are some before/after pictures...

this is 1982 (that is the original black paint)!



...here is an early iteration of our car...

 

Vintage wreckers at the NHRA finals last week:

 

Thanks for the laugh Chaos10meter, I'm still cracking up !

 

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Just a quickie for accuracy. The NHRA 201.34 @7.78 record was in August of 1964 at Island Dragway in Swamp Rat VI by a young fellow from Tampa named Donald Garlits. It was done in 2 single passes with the backup a bit faster than the initial run. Since everyone in the photo has a jacket on, I doubt if this photo was taken in August '64, but possibly in April or May '65.

 

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A good woman is hard to find.

 

if you were a kid in the 70's you've gotta remember these....

 

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Any of you guys out there that can help a computer dummy?Want to post these pics bigger-have opened account w/ photobucket,trying to copy and paste the URL and the hamb keeps kicking it back as an invalid file,pm me if you have suggestions-thanks

 

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Seems like people were happier back then.

 

Great pictures on this site.THese are not as cool as some,but are at least legal.This is my driver from May to October.

 

Ha! Yeah, they weren't so concerned with keeping up an "image".

 

Here is a pic that always has gotten my blood flowing. What is shows is a 67 427 435 Vette roadster and a S/S Factory Hemi lightweight Cuda in a wreck of a garage. Both cars have since been rescued and restored, so don't ask.

 

Ford still uses this same sales pitch today.....






Inglewood, CA police cruiser

 

Wow, Chevy's lubrication plan, 12 lubes for 6 bucks. .... and you can make payments !!

 

Early sixties my father and other motorcycle jockies receiving awards for " marksmanship". Yep! Every last one of them wrenched and ran hotrods!

 

From a 1953 tool catalog I have.

 

448 mph in 1931- still the worlds record for a propeller seaplane.Two 12 cylinder engines, the shaft of the rear engine driving the front propeller through the hollow shaft of the front engine.What a gorgeous aircraft!



How would you like to put this baby in your HOT ROD?