Growing up Brizio - sorta off topic

I will have to get the correct connection but I believe it is my good pals sister in law that went to HS with you Terri?

 

Thank You Terri! Funny coincidence, I just got off the phone,with someone who used to haul some of those cars around the country, taking them to shows. You probably know him too,or at least your Dad will. Dal Middleton is his name, he worked for Promotions Inc. in those days. Please keep these historic photos coming, we can't get enough of them here on the HAMB.

 

(6 degrees of separation)...I just watched Rides this afternoon...Roadsters...Roy Brizio.

 

Hey Terri were you on the trip to the Nats when your dad built that 32? motor home kinda like a wood shack on the back????.......so you still in the car scene?? I really miss the old instant T days,even have one of Archers scoops hangin in the shop.glad your here

 

Ha Ha, We'll need to tease Roy about that next time I see him. Thanks for posting. The Red Baron was always one of my favorites!

 

Wow Terri, Thank you for sharing your family photo archives with all of us!....Very cool pics....And.. well your like ...Hot Rod Royalty!...Post some picks of your current ride...John

 

TOO KOOL!!!!!!!!!!

Growing up in such a cool environment must of given you not only a stable home-life, but a great outlook on life. All the best, and thanx for sharing!!!!!!!!!!!!

 

mmmmm double blowers the car ...jeffrey

 

Those are great!I recognise a lot of them, but what the heck is that?
http://www.jalopyjournal.com/forum/attachment.php?attachmentid=628892&d=1238289713

 

Cheers Terri you kids were soooo cuuuuttteee

Great photos of our Hot Rod Heritage , your lucky to have been part of that , my Dad was a carpenter

 

suprised your not buildin woodys......

 

The Red Baron was always one of my favorites,
Thanks a bunch....

 

you could do a weekly Andys picnic photo post. that was the first show I went to back in the 70's. back when chopped Mercs had to park in the street.

 

Really what is her name??

 

Cool photos! I haven't seen too many of the Beverly Hillbillies Hot Rod Truck. The original one is in a museum south of me though.

 

I think it's called the"Sex Machine"

 

Terri,
Great pics! Thanks for sharing and welcome to the HAMB!

 

I do use wooden floors in my 32's if that helps

 

Thanks for the pictures - I love them!

 

Really appreciate you taking the time to scan all the old iron. There are some nice rods shown-THANKS

 

Fantastic pics! keep them coming!

 

I will find out the details.

 

Terri, thank you for sharing.

 

thanks for the pics

 

This ladies husband can flat out paint!

I got to know Darrell from when he would go over to Vornhagens shop and paint while we worked on my Funny Car Tell him the guys at Don Hudson Racing say HI!

 

Great seeing all the old shots Terri, Jim Babbs little C cab was all most a perfect fit, glad to have you on line, saw Kim this weekend at Pleasanton and she looked great, she said you looked even better, congratulation...
PS I almost finished the wagon thats it in my avatar...

 

Dig the Fremont poster at upper right. Great pics!

 

GREAT PICS, And what a wonderfull family it would be to grow up in. and then to marry one of the best painters, daryl, whom I saw at detroit and had him sign my new book. keep posting those wonderfull pics.

 

Those pictures absolutely rock!! My daughters logged a lot of rumble seat time, as well, but your dad seems to have had better connections than I ever did....

 

One chance meeting w/Andy was on our trip west in '73.
Mr. B welcomed us into the shop and offered us space and tools to put the cars right, after 3000 miles in one week.
When all was repaired, including a T windshield frame replaced, he refused to accept any money!
We were young, and stretched thin as to $. "You guys have a great trip" he said.
Still remember the shop site, and his generosity.
What a guy!