Art & Inspiration Traditional images that need no explanation.

It looks like the girl in the middle is about to have a fall out problem.

 

"Bones" Balough ?

 

I started on page one, and I'm a huge fan of the "Big Daddy". When they came to Budd's Creek in Southern MD they were busy, but went out of there way to try and get you a quick answer to your questions. One of my buddy's managed to get up close and asked, "Mr Don, What percentage of overdrive do run on your blower.?" He smiled and just said, "the mechanic does that, I just drive them."

Anyway, he did do a lot of engineering on rear engine cars. But the "Israely Rocket", a team out of FLA had a successful rear engine car that went straight and was very competitive. Their car is in Don's museum. In 63 they were running a Blown Gas Olds at 170+.

I'm on page one, so if someone already posted this in the next 100 pages, sorry for the repeat.
https://www.draglist.com/stories/SOD Dec 2000/SOD-122900.htm

 

Two notable cars and drivers, Larry Teeter and Pork Zartman.

 

It wasn’t the flags…… it was seeing a number under them..

 

How about a Christmas present for Christmas? This guy had an awesome wife.

 

Yes, sir. I couldn't make out anything other than the flags on that Bel Air. No numbers was a 283?

 

Rodeo, looks like Washington state to me.

 

GOSH!

 

That's "Bud" Lee Roy Hinman from Waterville NY at 14 in California on a family trip.

Bud building his first stock car and on the track in 1960


Bud with his super modified in the 1960


Bud would narrow the body of his 33 Ford put it on his Super Mod chassis and win the 1969 Midstate Speedway track championship-


Bud and his 1972 Watertown Championship wing car


Bud at the Central NY Stock Car Hall of Fame Mid State Speedway Morris NY Sept 2022 (My Photo)