History SUPER STOCK A/FX & Match race photos

Please keep the CARS to older than 66.

 

A few I have

 

Westborn Chrysler is still in business today.... I'm about 10 minutes away from there...

 

My car

 

Daddy's Toy



Daddy's Toy vs Fast Eddie



Daddy's Toy

 

Golden Commandos



Goldfinger



Quinn Performance

 

http://georgeklass.net/ss.html

http://georgeklass.net/fx.html

Scroll to your hearts content...

 

^ Quite a few MD tracks in there, unfortunately most are long gone. Cecil Dragway is having a little racing action and a swap meet this Saturday. I hope to be there.

 

Steel City Wedge


again

 

Another great vintage racer thread! Thanks LOUDBANG.

 

Sydon & Johnson



Teacher's Pet Jerry Stein

 

I love these Mopars.

 

Any pic’s of Daddy’s Toy in 66-7


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No those are the only ones I have found sorry.

 

They must have done good to have a finals T on the windshield.

 

This the one WIND ....something??




Cliff Langel Chevrolet



Junk Yard Dawg

 

Double H Drag Strip, Blue Ridge, GA, 1965. Pretty sure one of Robert Nance's cars is in the right lane. Could be both of them -- 64 vs. 65, with Nance against James Lake.

 

This one brings back some fun times - Thunder Valley Dragways in Marion, SD. The two '55's in post 37 were taken there too. Guessing you found those on the net?
Stewart School of Hairstyling (Stewart Hairstylists on the sign by starter's stand) used to sponsor a hemi-powered Mopar super stocker called the "Hairbender" that ran Thunder Valley on a regular basis. Pretty sure I have a pic somewhere, I'll have to look.

 

Yes found them on the net.

 

Here is a "match race" photo from 1964. Malcolm Durham vs. Ronnie Sox at Cecil County Dragway in Maryland. John Durand Photo....

 

I cannot think of a better era to have grown up in then the 60's and 70's
Today's drag racing just does not seem to even come close to the racing from the 60's
Just the opinion of an old man
Jimbo

 

Panic



Phil Cooper

 

I agree 100%! I'd rather see these old cars doing 11s then this new stuff doing single digits...