I am amazed at the picture quality and the color is awesome! Posted using the Full Custom H.A.M.B. App!
They were exciting times in retrospect ......remember being wowed by a dragster ( slingshot ? ) running in the 9's .
never thought I'd say this but I like the east coast channel on the 34 better than the fendered chopped 32 3 window! thanks for the great pix!
The magazines from the time period are a great source of reference, but the stories and photos from the guys "in the street" are a TRUE treasure. Thanks for posting.
It's easy to see why the track was like being on ball bearings. The sand was everywhere! Posted using the Full Custom H.A.M.B. App!
WOW some great stuff! Check out the blown '32. Looks like a machined aluminum manifold for the 4 barrel BUICK carb.
Great stuff! Thanks to you and your customer for the pics. I must say I'm a little surprised at the extent of body modifications on most of the cars. Not just some chopped tops but Z'd frames and some serious sectioning going on there. Some real hot-rods.
rustywrench: That '32-'34 p-up is showing a PA state insp sticker, and you can almost make out Easton PA ?on the cardboard sign. Possible NY, NJ, PA show?
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