Vintage shots from days gone by!

Quite correct. Good catch.

 

Hello,
Wow, a custom tail light arrangement for that 58 Impala. The stock ones were red, white, red. The most popular changeover was to get an extra, stock, red lens and rewire the lights so they all came on at once when the brakes were applied. In order to stay legal with a backup light, we also installed a small bulb light near the license plate. Some just still used the middle bulb, and the back up was not very bright.

Jnaki

 

Thanks for getting my straightened out.

I learned something new today.

 

That's Chevy Blue. Dont know the color code though

 

^^^ Ditzler chart shows it as code 910A Horizon Blue.

 

Here's a few photos from the 1964 AHRA Winternationals at Beeline.

 

Aussie hot rods--note the right hand drive.Looks like a New South Wales gathering as the 32 roadster in the foreground is Kevin Daley's Pontiac powered car and the 34 coupe next to it is Lynn Arrowsmith's with a 318 poly head Mopar. I should be able to name a few more but this photo dates back quite a while and my memory is fuzzy.

Roo

 

Hi swi66.Have`nt seen that place in years(Motel Sands).My Mom,Dad,sister and I stayed there many times.Thanks for posting.
Good luck.Have fun.Be safe.
Leo

 

When I first got my driver's license, I never dreamed I would someday miss cars like this.

 

More Ramchargers FED







1964 Nationals



1965 Indy

 

Pete Robinson Day







Cammer power





Pete Robinson at Tulsa finals



same day

 

Max Wedge



Mickey Thompson Hemi FORD



Minnesota Dragways



Moody's Garage



Tom's Nasty Torker

 

SA 1920020 by mactexas, on Flickr

 

Alleycat I believe belonged to a guy named Steve Gillan.

Much featured in UK Rod magazines of the time circa 1970 /71.

A very significant machine in the early U.K. Rod scene.

Jaguar engine as I recall.

Great to see it here.

 

One bad ass wedge, only improvement would be the stage II or III version.