Technical Lets see Cars in Tow....gotta get em there somehow

Dads 37 Dodge and our 66 Valiant headed to the glory day's drags at Byron dragway this July.

 

Dads 37 Dodge and our 66 Valiant headed to the glory day's drags at Byron dragway this July. View attachment 4453554

 

Pictured on the days of acquisition..

 

Found a couple from the 33 coupe collection caper.


Chatham docks if you need to know.

Mart.

 

Hello,

I was thinking about where I had seen a cool looking sedan on a trailer. So, I started at the latest folder for recent photographs and found it. It is not like other trailers I have seen with cars of different makes, on them. Usually, the modern trailers used double axles. This one used one single axle. (shades of the old drag racing trailers from the late 50s and early 60s)

The trailer was impressive, but, I was impressed with the 1924 Ford Model T Sedan on the trailer. The bright color caught my eye as I was driving on a cross street, one block away. Far down the street, I thought I saw a red flash as I turned on the correct neighborhood street.

Something told me to go back around the block and see what that red flash was on the other street. As I approached the correct street address, there was this wonderful red, 1924 Ford Model T Sedan sitting on a trailer hooked up to a modern, matching red truck. (not HAMB friendly) So, the photograph was taken out of the window concentrating on the old, Ford Sedan.

Jnaki

It was a fortunate photograph as it exemplifies old and new at the same time. I took several and was happy with the digital images, although there is a tree along side of the house in the background. This newer photo is much better…

By the way: @jimmy six posted more information about this Ford sedan. It was voted the “Best of the Show” at the First Friday Roadshow Event at the OC Marketplace in Costa Mesa, a day earlier than my HAMB photo post.

 

Here are a few of mine...56 Pontiac with previous owner in Northern Arkansas, 64 Chevy Stepside & 57 Pontiac, both from the same seller in Fernley, Nv. I paid this guy to deliver them to my place as I was way to busy. It turned out we were able to meet up in a Flying J in Missouri as I was on my way to Cal with a customers car! Lastly, my 64 Grand Prix after loading it in Lancaster Ca. & bringing it back here to Ohio

God Bless
Bill
https://www.jalopyjournal.com/forum...ar-transport-hauling-open-or-enclosed.614419/

 

Here is the 37' the day it came home. And what it looks like now.

 

Here is the 57' that I got when I was 13yrs old. My buddy Ray had it for the past 25 years and tubbed it during that time. It now has a new chassis under it and it is not pro streeted anymore.

 

Here is the little pink Lark the day it came home. Beer and Craig's List what can I say?

 

That sure is a nice Fairlane MGTStumpy!!!

 

What kind of car is this?

 

1947 Lincoln Zephyr Club Coupe

 

Belair waiting to leave California, 2003


210 on trailer, couple hours after I bought it, 2006:

 

Heading for the 2019 Speedster Reunion in Lincoln

 

if it's old , it's all good

 

It's a sleeper with a solid cam sbc and a 4spd + dog dish caps. Every time I take it to a show it draws a crowd...Cheap and fun as hell

 

Country Squire the day I picked her up.


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The Uni being hauled around while being built, then to the salt flats. Also a pic with an old friend.

 

That would explain why I've never seen one.
Damn cool car!!

 

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When I picked it up. First and only time on a trailer for me.


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Flatbed backing up to the garage..I bungee corded the spare for transport....

 

Saw this last week. The the thought of hijacking crossed my mind...

 

Any one tell me what the cars are?

 

When the seller delivered my 36...