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

I mentioned Don Morgan above...this is the roadster he ran, kept the 555 number from the original Waters & Murray car

 

150 MPH with a 3.78 and a really short looking rear tire, They were twisting that Hemi pretty Damn good.
But, the thing that really got my attention was 150 MPH and NO parachute, single pot M/C, bumpy track surface in shut down, ..... nothing can go wrong here!
The early Pilots had Large Brass Balls for sure!
Beautiful looking car.

 

Another Bison / Keyston dragway freak a zoid...

 

Preston Honea's Rambler Marlin sponsored by Bill Kraft Rambler.


Roo

 

What kind of ford is this with a cammer in it? That's a funky injector tube arrangement!

 

Gives more the look of a Chrysler engine.

 

It's the rambler in the post below by rooman and thats a hemi not a cammer. Funky injector tubes are for firewall clearance.

 

Preston Honea's "Bill Kraft" Rambler Marlin did have a 392 Chrysler in it.
It was built at Blair's Speed Shop in Pasadena.
I was hanging out there on my Schwinn Stingray at the time !

 

Hey Kevin or anybody else got any idea what kind or who made these front shocks. Sorry I know it's off topic but they look ribbed and sweetttttt..

 

This HAS to be a re-post but I'll roll the dice.