[Alvin]

Originally Posted by Alvin

Yowza!

Originally Posted by muscle_collector

surprisingly he seems to have a calm look on his face

Originally Posted by Wareagle

Lucky guy - thanks for that roll bar .

Originally Posted by GT182

Calm maybe, but sayin OH F!

Anyone else notice the "guardrail" appears to be made from surplus WWII tempory runway materials such as shown below?

[Steve Barcak]

Originally Posted by Alvin

Anyone else notice the "guardrail" appears to be made from surplus WWII tempory runway materials such as shown below?

I think that product was called to "Marston mat'. Was a temporary runway surface used in WWII

[Lightfoot]

I thought this was pretty neat.

[Formulabruce]

Wagons....

[OVERULD]

Love those old V-Drive boats. The one in the photo appears to have a V-12 Allison or Rolls-Royce Merlin engine. Those were the baddest of the bad!

BJ

[400 4spd.]

Allison. Here it is restored.

[Formulabruce]

Originally Posted by 400 4spd.

Allison. Here it is restored.

wow so cool! you posted a restored pic of the 1961 Pic I posted, thats damn nice!! Thanks!

[400 4spd.]

You are welcome. Looks like a faithful restoration.
I used to attend boat races 30+ years ago. Cool memories of those old boats skating across the water.
Looks like your picture might be from the Texas area, judging by the hats!

[Wareagle]

Pontiac Dealer Signs - I'll take a couple

[GT182]

Originally Posted by Alvin

Anyone else notice the "guardrail" appears to be made from surplus WWII tempory runway materials such as shown below?

Back in the 80s there was an abandoned bridge next to my inlaws.... and that matting was used as guardrails on both sides, on his side of the river. Needless to say, the local yokels would come by and steal it. Seems they wanted it to make ramps for the trailers for their dirt track cars. Half the of the old road was his and he turned in a number of local yokels for theft.... the matting on his side belonged to him. They had to return it, but most came back in the middle of the night and eventually took it all. That is some tuff stuff that lasted for years.

[Deadhead]

Nice tow vehicle:

[2manyT/A'S]

Originally Posted by Deadhead

Nice tow vehicle:

Now that is a COOL. shot...single axle car trailer...try that one today.

Any history on Little Chief?.........must be Pontiac powered...

[MikeNoun]

1966 GTO

[Greg Reid]

Man, those are great photos...Both of them. Just wish the last one had the entire car in the pic.

[abefromen]

Noticed that '66 has red brake drums behind it's Rally I's.

Was that common with red line tires? I've seen many restored cars like that but never a factory original.

[Greg Reid]

According to information I got somewhere, the drums were painted red with Rally I wheels. I painted mine that way specifically because I'd read it....can't remember where.

[barrierblue66]

Originally Posted by Greg Reid

According to information I got somewhere, the drums were painted red with Rally I wheels. I painted mine that way specifically because I'd read it....can't remember where.

Same here. it looks awesome and somehow picks up the red in the badges.

[Greg Reid]

Notice too the exhaust resonator visible beneath the rocker trim extension.

[Hillard]

Couple pics I received today. First one is Johnny Duncan's Super Stocker and Bill Foder had an identical twin. Bill Foder's is sitting in my garage right now and still sports this exact same paint job.

[OVERULD]

Originally Posted by MikeNoun

1966 GTO

Great photo Mike. Beautiful girl. Who is she?

BJ