The Long Beach Motorama had a great mock up of the Lions Dragstrip, and had 6 dragsters lined up, including the Stones Wood Cook Willys, Wild Willie Borch's Winged Express, and Jim Miles' Magic

 Ever see a Don Garlits seal of approval? I've never heard of it before. This is from the tunk of the Borsch dragster

the Bowers and Paris AA/FA 37 Fiat Topolino

Cool images from Speed On Big Boy

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You might also like the Magnetic Brain blogspot

a 1963 Corvette influenced speedboat design

Pure Hell what a cool dragster

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Pure Hell inthe staging lanes

I just came across this the other day, and don't recall what website, four more photos from the Grand National Roadster show: http://justacarguy.blogspot.com/2010/02/some-of-icons-of-glory-days-of-drag.html

Mike Mitchell "World's Fastest Hippie"

The 2nd car to the right, in the twisty rainbow colors, is Mikes Barracuda (also seen in this post, 5th from the last photo)

"Awesome Nostalgia" Drag racing.. nothing compares to the experience

Completely off the ground.

This doesn't look like the far lane is going to have a good landing

Why it's more important to have a scattershield around the trans, and the engine in the back. Those flying parts are also rotating, at between 4 to 9 thousand rpm... notice the tires are still spun up... and those spinning discs will slice through any thing that gets in the way. Be careful out there, and have fun.

That's the timing lights in the upper left of the photo, and the front tires are off the ground, the Moon Eyes are looking at the track they'd desperately like to get back to, and the slicks arec oming off the bead of the rim.

Paradise Mesa dragstrip in San Diego

Petty's Barracuda

This is gonna break parts when it comes back to earth

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