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That’s certainly a different way to drop an axle.


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Wally Parks

 

The Eliminator dragster was built by Bill and Al Dahms. They owned New Trend Machine in Rocky Hill, Connecticut. They later moved the machine shop to Glastonbury, Connecticut. I worked for them part time in the beginning, and later as the shop foreman for a short time. they were producing Supercharger drive components for Moroso, as well as doing job shop work. They still had the original casting molds in the shop when I worked there. They sold the dragster chassis minus the 409 engine. I used to see the chassis sitting outside of a house on Hebron Avenue in Glastonbury. One day it was gone, where ?

 

That is for real. Bill Dahms always felt that a centrifugal blower was much more efficient than a roots type blower.

 

The Snake didn't last long driving boats after a crash.

 

Opel ?

 

I think this 1930-31 Ford roadster with the quad headlights was owned by Tony Gallichio from Newington, Connecticut.

 

Yes, the Scotty's Muffler Service, and Evan's Equipment roadster is the same car.

 

Yes.