Hot Rods THE INDUCTION THREAD

Olds drinking a 6-pack...

 

The twin carb Edmunds setup is pretty, but it would probably run better if the carbs were turned around so the float bowls were towards the front of the car.

 

Years Before GMC Blowers Began Popping Through The Hoods Of Street Cars And A/FXers, Rick Shot A Full Feature On This Street Driven Corvette—which Never Made The Magazine, For Some Reason. We Know Nothing About It, Including The Name Of The Young Guy In Some Of The Frames. All That’s Printed On The Negative Sleeve Is “Hot Corvette.”

 

Corvette Grand Sport

 

Hubert Platt's Georgia Shaker III A/FX 1965 Ford Falcon engine

 

Ardun

 

Midway Through NHRA’s Infamous Fuel Ban, HRM Served Up A Variety Of Gas Burning Top Eliminator Combinations That Readers Could Expect To See At NHRA Strips. Among Many Modern V8s Was This Trick Ardun, Photographed By Rickman In Someone’s Office.

 

1957 Vette

 

1951 Buick Lesabre

 

The Wild Dragmaster Two Thing Of Dode Martin (left) And Jim Nelson. If This Single Enderle Injector Ever Actually Ran, It Was Quickly Abandoned In Favor Of The Dual Units That Appear In Every Other Picture We Recall.



1955 T Bird



Cobra SC

 

Ardun

 

Scotty's Muffler Service

 

This Setup Produced Both A Color Cover (with Dode Martin Aboard) And This B&W Lead Shot Inside, Minus Eric’s Blue Background Paper.

HRM Explained How Dragmaster’s Two Thing Was Named Accidentally: While Simultaneously Working On Their Old, Single Engine Dragster, Nelson & Martin Started Calling That Car “One Thing” And This One “Two Thing,” To Prevent Mixing Up Their Respective Parts.

Two Weeks After This Photo Shoot, The New Car Collected Both The Best Engineered And AA/Dragster Class Trophies At Detroit’s NHRA Nationals.

 

Hopefully going on a altered roadster soon.

 

Famoso 2019 Chrr Swap Meet area Enjoy

 

Is that^^^^^a Cleveland intake?????......

 

The Freight Train

 

Not Clevland, therm would not be in manifold..Maybe 385 series?

 

Bob Muffler's 1955 dragster