For your viewing pleasure: '70s Rod Run Pics...

[Groucho]

And NO front brakes

Originally Posted by Bass

#17) This had to be a hand-full...Early Bantam with blown sbc:

[safariknut]

I thought this was a new thread until I looked at the date on the original.Thought I'd throw in the pic of the track nose Deuce as it looked in 1969 or 70.Taken at the sears parking lot in Saugus Massachusetts.Early Olds engine if I remember correctly.Nice car and I think it is still in Massachusetts.

[RedHeadSled]

Thanks for the pictures,I just purchased a 1933 american austin at a yard sale off the second owner(father then son) was wondering what it would look like hot rodded.

[paco]

Great pix............I'm going to have to take my old albums over & convert them to didgital images. Then I'll post them

Paco

[safariknut]

Originally Posted by RedHeadSled

Thanks for the pictures,I just purchased a 1933 american austin at a yard sale off the second owner(father then son) was wondering what it would look like hot rodded.

Here's one taken around 1971.

[Primer Gray]

Damn nice to see all those pics from Ft. Fisher! My dad and I would drive in from Stephenville and go to the rod run and the street mini-nats every year. Dad had the coral/gray 55 2dr sedan, his buddies have a turquoise '56 stepside with the camaro front clip and cragars and a white 56 cameo with cragars...in case you remember seeing us parked up on the hill, across the road from the graveyard...trying to stay in the shade.


Great thread, brings up many memories of awesome weekends in Waco.

[pan-dragger]

wow!! cool stuff love the pics

[hiboyroadsterboy]

Originally Posted by safariknut

I thought this was a new thread until I looked at the date on the original.Thought I'd throw in the pic of the track nose Deuce as it looked in 1969 or 70.Taken at the sears parking lot in Saugus Massachusetts.Early Olds engine if I remember correctly.Nice car and I think it is still in Massachusetts.

The car is owned by John Freeman of Norton MA,and the car is being restored.

[flathead okie]

Here's a pic of what mine looked like in the '70's. Does anyone from the Tulsa area remember it ? I'd like some history on it if possible. It's the only pic I have. thanks. These pics are great. thanks for posting.

[manicmechanic]

Originally Posted by Bass

Yes Bob, he did.

#7) This one for those who think all cars built in the '70s had Cragers and gay paint:

This is Shelton Harper's old Roadster. This is a a shot of it from the pages of Rod & Custom.

[4t64rd]

The first hot rod I ever saw in a magazine that I liked (I was taken by Porsche turbos back then) was a black '27 Chevy coupe with supremes and blackwalls, the rear center caps were missing. I have no idea what magazine it was in, except that it had to be pre '77 because I remember being in the basement reading the magazine. I did a quick photochop on one I found on Carnut to look similar.

Anybody else remember a car like this? if so could you tell me which mag I should be looking for?

[cyclopsblown34]

Originally Posted by Bass

#17) This had to be a hand-full...Early Bantam with blown sbc:

This car is awesome!

[EVANS and 3 97s]

Photo #10 is Dave Conradof Kirkwood,Mo.This car was sold but he currently has a 32 hiboy,500in Cad powered beauty.The yellow car behind is DON WARD. He still has this car[rode in it couple weeks ago] and is preparing to go to L A for the 75 top druces. They call it the Kessler Car but Don has owned it since72.

[FLAT-TOP BOB]

here are some road rocket pictures from the 70's

[McPhail]

Originally Posted by Bass

#9) Unchopped early Merc coupe with Rader's and Watson-esque flames:

I think this is the Merc that still belongs to Wichita Car Club the Fundamentals, member Mike Behrendt......he still owns the car and it remains unchopped.... Mike was a HUGE influence on me as a kid .... He was a freelance artist who did all the club member's show cards as well as illustrations of hot rods......

[McPhail]

Originally Posted by Bass

#14) A rarity for the early 70s - A clean, black, un-chopped Merc:

I think this might also be a former Fundamentals member, Mike White's Merc.....this car was also in attendance at the first KKOA Leadsled show in Wichita........ Mike, sadly, passed away some years ago........but I still remember him treating me cool even though I was a greasy kid.........I actually attended that show in Tulsa...... I rode in my uncle's 56 Chevrolet hdtp......I still have the participant's button that my uncle gave me somewhere....... there are also a lot of early 70's carshow pics on Carnut.com..........Thanks for the reminiscing Brian!......

[chitbox dodge]

Originally Posted by Bass

#17) This had to be a hand-full...Early Bantam with blown sbc:

i dig the crap outta that car

[AV8Paul]

Originally Posted by safariknut

I thought this was a new thread until I looked at the date on the original.Thought I'd throw in the pic of the track nose Deuce as it looked in 1969 or 70.Taken at the sears parking lot in Saugus Massachusetts.Early Olds engine if I remember correctly.Nice car and I think it is still in Massachusetts.

The guy that built this car was at the "Gathering of the Faithful" in Marion, MA in October. He was driving a Model A PU with a flathead. He had a photo album with pictures of that track roadster from when he was building it and also from the nationals.
John Freeman from Norton, MA has had it for over ten years.

[hiboyroadsterboy]

Originally Posted by AV8Paul

The guy that built this car was at the "Gathering of the Faithful" in Marion, MA in October. He was driving a Model A PU with a flathead. He had a photo album with pictures of that track roadster from when he was building it and also from the nationals.
John Freeman from Norton, MA has had it for over ten years.

He's doing the car over Paul,but I don't think John built the car.

[Nads]

I have a bunch of English indoor car show pics from the 70s I've gotta scan and put up.