Old time dragster trailers....Post pics here.

Any More?

 

Oh man I need a body like this one for the 125.

 

Got a pic somewhere of Tommy Ivo's hauler from around 68/69. Thought it was too cool in the day. COE Dodge, held two rails side by side behind glass sides and his street Corvette on top. Always a showman.

 

Found these pics on the net a while ago. Ivo was a class act all the way.

 

That's the one Slayer, I'll quit looking for my pic. Just don't have the Corvette on top

 

Dick Morgensen's Plymouth powered Special.

 

Ivo before glass was invented. There's a couple more of this rig on the cacklefest site.

 

Here's a couple for you Kev......

 

Ol55, what do you know about that ramp truck? It looks like mine!!!

 

Here are some more pictures I have of it on file....

 

This is a newer built one my father built......

 

Thanks sixcarb,this is the style of trailer I would like to build for the Hamb dragster. Got any more pic's?

 

This is the only other pic of the trailer I have on my computer.

 

is that a pint of vodka in his hand in first picture moses

 

In ProEnfo's first post, is that a potvin style blown hemi in that car, the one in the bottom?

 

Damn, how fast did that tank go to burn the paint off the nose?

 

Yes it is...

http://www.jalopyjournal.com/forum/attachment.php?attachmentid=296524&d=1176064577

CC

 

Wow!!!!

 

I'm sure it wont be long until there's two or three of those in your garage.

 

Hey Royal,
Look at the tounge on the trailer in OL 55's # 38 post. That looks like Dragmaster style stuff.

 

Perfect Kev!!!!

 

Does anyone remeber a car called"Texas Twister"? I remebered it as being Eddie Hills old car but not sure. Anyway I know where it is and still has a flathead and a hand pump on it. The original pipe trailer is under it. Am I remebering correctly? TP

 

I still take my roadster to national events on an open trailer.

 

This is my favorite thread! I'm still pulling my little drag car with a tow bar. It's time to move up to a trailer. This thread is where I'm getting my building ideas. Thanks to all the contributors.

 

Sitting here reading this thread and in walks my house mates 16 year old son, after a few moments of him evidently reading the screen he asks me,
"Why would a dragster need a trailer?"

 

What timing! I just lettered this old Kalitta trailer for Don Garlits this week. It's Connie Kalitta's from 1966. It originally had a flat roof. They added the step up once they started running taller rear wings. Don got this thing somewhere in Tenn. He has replaced the rotted wooden floors. They are going to repaint the overall trailer white. He plans on having this sit outside the museum.