Just when you think YOU'VE been around awhile...

[bret]

We are all proud of our enthusiasm and our experience in this sport. Check out this guy...72 years old and the definition of enthusiasm! http://www.ridetech.com/info/2015/09/long-time-customer-shares-story-and-some-of-the-coolest-vintage-photos-youve-ever-seen/

[CRCRFT78]

Link shows me an Error 404 Bret.

[bret]

fixed. Thanks! Dumb computers.

[BMR Sales]

Great Story Bret! Sounds like a great guy

I've seen a couple of those cars.

[Evan Iroc-Z]

Indoor racing? That takes some very large cajones!

[Ron Sutton]

Wow !

[JKnight]

If you think Big Bar Soft Spring works well, wait till you try No Bar No Spring!

[OLDFLM]

Handles like it's on (frame) rails!

Very cool story Bret!!! Thanks for sharing! :thumbsup:

Reminded me of my dad and all his stories from the 50s, 60s, 70s, etc.

[RECOVERY ROOM]

Very cool

[chichirone]

Very cool story Bret. I love reading about the history of hot rodding from the guys who were a part of it from the beginning. Something cool about their simple ingenuity. The References to the Olds hubcaps and riding on the a frames is entertaining. Especially considering the mods and some of the insane workmanship many are doing on this forum 50-60 years later. Puts it all in perspective of how difficult the early hot Rodders had it. No CNC machine's or computers to model their ideas. Just putting different parts together in the hopes it would work.

Thanks for sharing. Awesome to see how far the hobby has come. You and your team should be very proud of the unique contribution you have had on hot rodding.