Street Racing Cars For Sale

try a 70 mpg at 40mph! 1000cc motor, 51 Hp. http://clunkbucket.com/nissan-pao-in-socal/ for a article and gallery

Via: http://scootermcrad.blogspot.com/2009_04_01_archive.html

You've got to get over to Scooter's and enjoy it!

Above is a slightly different angle from the same photographer and via: http://fuckyeahcarculture.tumblr.com

http://www.automotive-photography.net/index.php

Found via http://scootermcrad.blogspot.com/

above: http://www.jalopyjournal.com/forum/showthread.php?t=229248&showall=1

One of these is at the Heidrick Agriculture Museum and History Center / 1962 Hays Lane / Woodland, California 95776

Images from http://www.personal.psu.edu/jtr16/trips.htm

Watch the video if this in deep snow, and staying on top like it can levitate or something

http://scootermcrad.blogspot.com/2009/10/crazy-friday-snow-vehicle.html This is incredible!

Imagine that you are in 1909, and taking this out for its maiden voyage... hoping all the nuts and bolts are tight, and that nothing was forgotten in the final assembly.

Celebrating the art deco movement, the French Curves Collection exemplifies the zenith of the French automobile, including beautifully styled and amazingly engineered French-built cars covering several decades: Bugattis, Delages, Delahayes, Hispano Suizas, Talbot-Lagos and Voisins, many have won awards at concours d'elegance, and a number of the race cars have been past winners of historic races, such as the Grand Prix de Pau and Le Mans.

1421 Emerson Avenue

This is the rare XK-SS Jaguar that (I didn't know) Von Dutch made a glove box door for, because the open box was always spilling it's contents, and Steve was fed up with that

Above, by Krazy Dotty

Now that is cool, making pinstiping 3D

For the full text from this article see: http://www.angelfire.com/biz/snwvlly/bikes/steve.htm

This is a Meyers Lynx (yes, like the Meyers company that made the Manx dune buggy)

I'd never heard of Ed's bike... he called it "oink!" I love that

Via:http://motorcycleart.blogspot.com/

After my granddad it belonged to my Uncle Kirk (pictured)
Thanks to my cousins Caitlin, Becky, and Bruce for collectively making it possible for me to post this photo!

From my Uncle "one of the first 500 gT350s actually. He also knew Carrol Shelby somehow and paid 4280 dollars for it if my memory is correct. When he died it went to your Uncle Kirk (in the photo) who had it when he died. My dad had put in a Boss 302 engine in it and stored the original motor in Sidnaw where it may or may not be anymore. It had been covered with a tarp but got water in it and one of the cylinders rusted. I may still have the intake and dual pump dual feed carbs from it but not sure. Aunt Yvonne has pictures of the car I'm sure. It had no back seat and a spare tire sat where the seat would have been. Blue stripes ran along the running board and the rest was white with Goodyear bluedot tires. It had orange Mallory ignition and Detroit locker rear end that would go bang in a sharp turn when it unlocked. It had koni shocks and the exhaust came out in front of the rear tires straight off the headers. The original engine was a 289 cuvinch and was very hard to start in cold weather of the UP, so dad put a battery in the trunk and hooked it in paralel to the front battery to turn it over and start in the winter. It handled very well and turned on a dime. It was very fast to around 100 mPH and topped out around 135mph at 6800rpm."

I'm blown away at how cool it is that my grand dad had a Shelby, and then one of my uncles after him, and that another uncle has this incredible memory to recall the details so correctly (notice the exhaust, the colors all match his memory from about 40 years ago!)

For all the info, go to the link: http://motorcycleart.blogspot.com/2009/09/its-von-dutch-thing.html

I dig how Von Dutch labeled stuff, and had a sense of humor

Via: http://motorcycleart.blogspot.com/

And definitely check out http://motorcycleart.blogspot.com/2009/06/dutch-treat-as-in-von.html for a Von Dutch article in a chopper magazine

I think this one was from Pixdaus or Shorpy

Ah HA! that's where I got them! Skylar's facebook page! thanks man! This photo of the Chi Town Hustler was taken by Denis Scott by the Buckinham fountain in Chicago in the '70's.
It ran in the Chicago Sun Times magazine section, Pat Minnick was the driver