bad ass 72 'Cuda from Widow Industries, innovative and cool version of the engine call out/hockey stripe style decal

some cool photos from some of my favorite sites

 it is an American LaFrance speedster, they made a lot of firetrucks.  http://bubblevisor.blogspot.com/ for a couple more photos, and the story about it http://justacarguy.blogspot.com/2009/12/1915-american-lafrance-speedster.html

 wheelie bars, pro stock/pro street.. so very 1970's. Love it. http://endlessme.tumblr.com

 1947 Dutch railways, Fiat Topolino, the only one I've ever seen as a railcar. http://t-s-k-b.tumblr.com

 possibly a Red Bug or Oriental Buckboard, with either the Briggs and Stratton motor wheel or a Smith Motor wheel http://www.reservatory6.blogspot.com

how do you keep this from flipping over? http://bubblevisor.blogspot.com/

1930's Austin (Amerrican Bantam)  http://www.reservatory6.blogspot.com

Mopar Muscle cars from all over the pits at Mopars at the Strip 2012, perhaps the best place I've been to get your fill of Mopars of street and strip, stock and Super Stock

 Even new Charger Super Bees

 Plexi glass over the grill area

 What the hell? When did a Barracuda get a half vinyl top? The Gran Sport model? I don't know, it looks terrible

 I love the Mooneyes on the headlight covers. Awesome

 Worst of the Road Runners, a 76 or 77 I think, and this one has had a hard life in the sun

 I don';t remember ever showing how some of the last hood ornaments had the engine displacement facing the driver

 Supercharged slant six. Hmmm must be a power to weight or class break thing

 most down home small town sponsor advertising I've seen