Pit Stop #51

1964 SCCA USRRC

Greenwood Roadway, Iowa.

Chuck Parsons' Hilton Racing Cobra, CSX 2290, looking fine before it caught fire on the fifth lap.

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The Farmer

Arnie "The Farmer" Beswick.

Morrison, Illinois' favorite match-basher.

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Givin' You The Willys #14

Jr. Thompson performing a little gasser maintenance - no jack required.

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Panic Button

Can Skinny McGinty and Skywolf save America from the the Axis of Evil ?

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Splitsville

A word from our sponsors.

Campionati Del Mondo

I love this MV Agusta brochure, it reminds me of a ransom note.

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Moparitis #2

There is every possibility that Ken Holwick's 1965 A/FX
Dodge Coronet lived up to its name.

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Givin' You The Willys #13

Tangerine isn't a color that springs to mind when you're thinking tough. But when you're speaking Willys it doesn't make any difference.

Box Top #5

I picked this up on the weekend complete with a bunch of parts from the gluebomb graveyard. I may do something with them ..... or then again I could just enjoy the box art.

Hard Charger

Bench seat, blown wedge and burning rubber.
The precursor to the funny car.

Rodentville

Gizmo zoomies are always a hit with the ladies. Or zoomie gizmos depending on your inflection.

Skate City

Before the advent of the stereotypical skateboarder, guys were content to ride their boards in leather shoes.

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Moparitis

The Magnetic Brain has generally been lacking in conveyences of the Mopar persuasion, therefore I thought it high time to share the plethora of images which I have accumulated over the years. Presenting the Sox & Martin Barracuda for your viewing pleasure. Stay tuned for more Mopar.

Smash 'Em Up

24 Hours of Le Mans, 1965

The only Ford to finish in 1965 was the crumpled Shelby Daytona Cobra of Jack Sears and Dick Thompson. CSX 2299 finished 8th outright despite an oil pickup problem.

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