The man!!!

[Tripper]

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[zzrodder]

Norm was the Man for sure, here he is at the track.

 

[soltz]

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[Old Iron]

 

[mikec4193]

I just noticed Norm is at a drive-in restaurant...a cup of coffee and 2 glasses of water sitting on his tray....old school cool...no straws...no disposable cups either...

Love those old pics...

Thanks for sharing

MikeC

 

[Tripper]

Drive-ins were big back in the day!!!

BoB

 

[lazarat]

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Kookie...Kookie...lend me your car.....

Those are cool pics, use to watch Sunset Strip for that car he built , which I understand is still around.

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[zzrodder]

On the set with Burt, can't recall what movie it was....[S

 

[bob w]

On the set with Burt, can't recall what movie it was....[S

Romans vs Cowboys???

 

[zzrodder]

Just figured it out, it was 'Hooper' 1978

 

[Old Iron]

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[Torchie]

Norm was the Man for sure, here he is at the track.

That looks like a picture from when he raced Tommy Ivo in his T bucket known as the "out house". Hence the crescent moon cutout on Tommy's top.
Fun Fact... Norm came home one day to find Tommy Ivo in his garage taking measurements of Norms's T. Which at that time was still known as the "Doodle bug". they started to call it the "Kookie T" once 77 Sunset strip was on TV.

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Kookie...Kookie...lend me your car.....

Those are cool pics, use to watch Sunset Strip for that car he built , which I understand is still around.

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Car is not only still around but has been restore back to it's heyday appearance.
It had been changed quite a bit by the guy that bought it from Norm as he sort of changed it every years for the show circut.
I'm sure ole Normy poo is up in heaven smiling now.
Torchie

 

[zzrodder]

Yep, Norm was constantly changing it. First pic is one of it's earliest versions, before the blower, which he said never really ran right, later going to the 4 carb setup. Second is pretty much the TV version, last one it what a later owner did to it

 

[lazarat]

Yep, Norm was constantly changing it. First pic is one of it's earliest versions, before the blower, which he said never really ran right, later going to the 4 carb setup. Second is pretty much the TV version, last one it what a later owner did to it

Yikes what the capital H…! That doesn’t fit in at all!