My first garage

[3rdGenGreaseMonkey]

This was my dad's first.

Still standing today.

Texas World Speedway Garage

Dad

 

[Jpfreak33]

very cool!!

 

[warmpancakes]

yes I love them please post more

 

[dykstra]

Waaaaaaaaayyyyyyy coooolll!!!!!!!

 

[wagonmaster]

Looks like the early Hemi they're measuring up might have found it's way into the race car that was on top of the other one!! Bet it was a runner in it's day!! Good stuff!

 

[3rdGenGreaseMonkey]

AlphaMarso

Puegot

Wilbur Shaw

 

[Scout Driver]

Great first post Keep the pics. coming.

Scott

 

[HAMAR]

Great pic's

 

[dladcock]

My first post here. Have been enjoying following along on your builds, projects and tips.

This topic is close to home for me, just wanted to share a link to a bit of local history related to racing.

http://www.historicspeedwaygroup.org/index.php?action=page&page_id=1

Hope you enjoy and maybe come to see us sometime.

Lynn

 

[sirsloop]

oh man... you should see some of the photos from my old neighbors old timer shop on main street in Watkins Glen. It had all sorts of really cool Grand Prix and Glen stuff in there... old trophies, etc etc.

 

[RICH H]

Great pictures!!!!!!!!

 

[kizer]

Holly **** those are awesome. Please post more up.

 

[mjozefow]

Great Stuff!

 

[slim53]

Does anyone know what intake that is? Or motor for that matter?

Slim

 

[chiefav8r]

Very, very nice, thanks for sharing.

 

[3rdGenGreaseMonkey]

Does anyone know what intake that is? Or motor for that matter?

Slim

I will tell you if you can ID this one.

One more with id included

 

[28HopUp]

Sweet pictures guys! I am a big fan of old time Hop Up's (I guess that's pretty obvious, given my username)

 

[warrenlord]

pritty epic

 

[3rdGenGreaseMonkey]

Does anyone know what intake that is? Or motor for that matter?

Slim

Simca Ford/Ardun conversion

 

[3rdGenGreaseMonkey]

The other is also a overhead valve conversion for the flathead ford.


Here is another nice flathead conversion.

 

[3rdGenGreaseMonkey]

Here is a few engine ID tests,

http://www.americantorque.com/game/engine-id/

http://www.americantorque.com/game/60s-V8-engine-ID/


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If you've ever wondered what an Ardun/Flathead sounds like at 6000 RPM making 400 HP on a dyno, click this link.

 

[KingConstruction]

I like the old pictures of IMS, as soon as I saw those before I read the caption on them, thats where I thought they were taken. That track has changed a lot over the years

 

[Motown 454]

Sweet pictures!