History NHRA Junior Stock

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I really like this series of photos. The shots took me back a long way.

 

I'm selling some vintage (1968) Stahl fenderwell headers for '55-'57 chevy in the parts classified section of HAMB. If you have any interest, PM me and I can send pictures. Thx

 

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At least it was a rare one Tommy, not many Olds RamRods , a rare sight.

 

WOW! Awesome dependable guy here! ask days ago for pics NEVER received any, ask again 2nd day and he sends a message today "oh sold to a guy locally' Thanks for your interest! Great POS you are dude! Just WOW!

 

Ronnie Caldwell, Chattanooga, Tenn., circa 1970. My apologies if these have already been posted.

 

Vargo.

 

Would anyone still have the 1963 Boxtop D/S of Otis Isom? I came back here looking for it and its gone.

 

Those higher class cars are fun to look at but if you had ran a Junior Stock car in the 60s you would know those didnt run that eliminator. Not a problem just thought Id mention it. Im also speaking about South Florida where we ran too

 

Found his picture on a Texas racer site.

 

OK; 58 Chevrolet in the far lane, and 58 Pontiac in the near lane. What model is the Pontiac, and is the side trim stock? It just does't look "right" to me for some reason; almost looks like a hood ornament has been added to the quarter panel trim. I am Butch/56sedandelivery..

 

Bonneville Sport Coupe emblem? Stock emblem and cool!

 

car is not Bonneville looks like chieftain side trim is Bonneville

 

Bayboar:
Knows is Pontiac's very well.
Hope your doing well and keeping busy with your latest project.
Jim Hill

 

Here are some pictures of cars in the 60's I was involved with. This is when it was fun.

 

What were you guys running in the Mustangs?

 

Hate to be that guy, but careful on the OT stuff, as much as I like it too. Let's not get this great thread nuked.
'65 & older subject matter please.

 

That does not look like Bruce Sizemore holding the trophy next to Preparation X but I am not sure. Maybe he just looked different back then.
Jim Hill

 

Jim,
Sorry, but the man in the picture is Tom Schumacher who drove for Bruce Sizemore for awhile. Bruce had a job with Ford Motor Co. that made it a "conflict of interest" at that particular time. Bruce was a drag racing coordinator for Ford's racing program.