Cars
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Yeah, Iowa was the first time I got a good luck at your tail lights. Only it was your tow vehicle and there was a chain between us!
I always carry a chain and jumper cables. I've had that chain since 1985 when I got my first 4WD truck.
Bob Chubala pictures
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Now we're gettin' somewhere!!
This is ???? different ????
Now we're gettin' somewhere!!
It's not a real woody but it's hard to tell even standing along side of it!
Last couple of weekends I went across the border to Pennsylvania to look at the fall leaves. My regular rout takes me by this house that had a mid 40's Chevy stake body truck that the owner had out front of his house for landscaping purpose's sitting on top of a few huge feature stones . Now when I went by the house Monday I see he added a 55 Chevy drag car to his landscaping the 55 was sitting on top of the bed of the Chevy truck, the 55 looked to be in pretty decent shape it looked like it had two 4's but I'm pretty sure it was two velocity stacks duck taped to the hood but still it was some interesting landscaping.
Mark
Mark
Nail head yet!
Lincoln emblem between the seats?
Photos courtesy of Marty McDonough.
1957 NHRA Nationals in Oklahoma City, Oklahoma.
Model a coupe taken at a 1959 drag race at Sanford Maine. Photo courtesy of Marty McDonough.
A photo Marty took of The Hollish Bros' Miscalculation A Competition Coupe at the 1959NHRA Nationals in Detroit. The car won it's class and set a record at the event, and the Hollish Bros became runners up in Competition Eliminator.
Don C. Breithaupt's 1932 Ford 5-Window Coupe B Altered champ, also known as The DCB Coupe, at the 1959 NHRA Nationals in Detroit.
1957 NHRA Nationals in Oklahoma City, Oklahoma.
Model a coupe taken at a 1959 drag race at Sanford Maine. Photo courtesy of Marty McDonough.
A photo Marty took of The Hollish Bros' Miscalculation A Competition Coupe at the 1959NHRA Nationals in Detroit. The car won it's class and set a record at the event, and the Hollish Bros became runners up in Competition Eliminator.
Don C. Breithaupt's 1932 Ford 5-Window Coupe B Altered champ, also known as The DCB Coupe, at the 1959 NHRA Nationals in Detroit.
