[timetravel]

A great new pic thread on rods'n'sods just started, well worth a look, lottsa draggin' pics...

http://www.rodsnsods.co.uk/forum/histor ... 7-a-160793

[REALITY]

Thanks for that link tt lots of great pics, they where taken by Gary who crewed for me along with his pal Pierre back in the dim and distant past. Tony

[shabby1]

Some great photos on there.
Rare one of the Sundance Kid,that meet was the only time I saw it in the UK-At first glace I remember saying someone's bought Commuter!
Alan Hughes DC39 Hagon-framed Triumph Blood Sweat and Tears,longtime NEHRA member,He with the other 2 Alan's and his brother Bob built and ran the Incredible Hulk Altered.
Cheers
Chris

[jaytee]

thanks for the link, nice shot of Vic and Mr Big, any ideas on the bodyless Daimler engine comp altered on page 2 next to Fire Injun, looks like a 2.5 motor and running in Senior Dragster

[timetravel]

thanks for the link, nice shot of Vic and Mr Big, any ideas on the bodyless Daimler engine comp altered on page 2 next to Fire Injun, looks like a 2.5 motor and running in Senior Dragster

There's a 2.5 Daimler senior dragster in the programme run by P. Smith (possibly Phil Ziggy Smith) but it's SD/65 which is a different # to the one pictured

[shabby1]

A couple of guesses on the Daimler-powered rail/altered-
Ex Rick Fielding altered chassis with the body removed and a fairly stock motor fitted.
or
The Chilton ex-Hillbillies GTE bodied altered running without its body.
Just a thought,but might be too early in the '70's.
Chris

[timetravel]

A couple of guesses on the Daimler-powered rail/altered-
Ex Rick Fielding altered chassis with the body removed and a fairly stock motor fitted.
or
The Chilton ex-Hillbillies GTE bodied altered running without its body.
Just a thought,but might be too early in the '70's.
Chris

Yep I think you've got it with the Chilton GTE car, if you compare it with this pic from '76 you can see lottsa similarities, like the chassis, headers, engine block colour... and the two pics are only one year apart.
http://www.timetraveldvds.co.uk/gallery ... get84.html