fresh thinking photos

[knotheads]

I'm not sure where you got that idea,, but the car is alive and well, It took "best of show" at the Labor day show in 06,(Magna Utah), and was driven to the 07 show where it was featured on the participatation plaques which were given out.
Trying to load pictures but they won't work!

i cant figure out why it didnt take the saftey award to!

 

[earthman]

 

[earthman]

 

[Gastrick]

That articulating third headlight is cool. The light itself looks cool. I'd like to have a pair of them.

 

[joehalford01]

both of those pics are really cool.

 

[51deluxe]

thats is some cool looking stuff

 

[BruceR&C]

Finally realized I had some pics that fit here

 

[BruceR&C]

Oh yeah,, the other end of the last one.

 

[earthman]

Doin' his own thing with that pickup and i love those radiators

 

[earthman]

anyone know about this truck?

 

[Gastrick]

anyone know about this truck?QUOTE]

It's similar to one that the Blastolene Brothers were building but not exactly the same. Click on the link for more info on that one.

http://blastolene.com/Work_in_Progress/sneakypete.htm

 

[Gastrick]

Here's a pic of the now finished Sneaky Pete.

 

[Tripper]

Wow!!!

Here's a pic of the now finished Sneaky Pete.

Now that is a real "Monster" truck!!!

BoB

 

[earthman]

Those Blastolene brothers are having too much fun

 

[Gastrick]

 

[Gastrick]

 

[earthman]

I would like to meet the machinist that did that rear axle
Gastrick. Reminds me of a picture many years ago in HRM of
a rail with two mismatched motors.

 

[earthman]

Is that the dash in the B'lene special Gas?

 

[Gastrick]

Is that the dash in the B'lene special Gas?

Yes it is earthman. I thought it was kind of different so I posted it. Did you notice that the engines in that dragster have completely different types of blowers. The front engine has some type of crank mounted roots type supercharger and the rear engine is sporting a Potvin.

 

[Gastrick]

Maybe not so "fresh" ... done in the 50's ....
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What hood is that being used for a tail section? It looks to be a mid 50's GMC COE hood.