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NHRA Junior Stocker "Tokyo Rose". There was a long line of these cars that were very successful racers. This is the first picture I have ever seen of the Tokyo Rose using a 58 Chev...Cecil County Dragway is in Maryland and is still going strong as far as I know...


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I guess even rarer then as all the previous TR cars were Chevrolets. Sorry for the error.:Nono1:
 
Michael has shaken my confidence in identifying cars...Like this more door but maybe it is really an Oldsmobile.:Biggrin:

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ahhh you are just foolin around testing my eye's ...:Biggrin:... that's a BelAir hardtop with a V8 in it. he drives it only on sunny days as he took the windshield wipers off.


There's a for sale sign on the window. Maybe he's selling it one piece at a time...
 
Another "W" motor in a dragster...Michael any thoughts on this one?
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I don't know much about racing, but that's gotta be a 409 , has a mag , fuel injected, old slicks and one looks wider than the other. The car in back looks like a 57 dodge, yet it should not have those door handles ?? if that car is fairly new then the motor could be a 348 as the 409 didn't show up till '62. The boys are having a heavy discussion deciding what to do . I bought an exact set of valve covers ( drippers ) with those mushroom breathers in Portland at the swap meet 25 years ago. They hung on my wall untill 2 years ago I put them on kijiji and they went to some collector in Winnipeg.
 
What is better than a day at the beach with a pretty girl and getting there in a convertible...I have been told however this is actually a beach where swingers hang out.:Biggrin:
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the 59 looks like it almost picked up the one front tire. A real vintage drag race. Many years ago I ran my stock 58 in the 60 and older Vintage Drags at SIR in Saskatoon, I had the heaviest car there, 4400 lbs, made 12 passes down the 1/4 mile , got beat by everyone, almost had the 56 t-Bird and 57 Studebaker Hawk but their bumpers crossed the line first. I enjoyed every minute of it.
 

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