A DODGE --yup its a Dodge doing duty

We havent said anything along this line in a while so here is one for the jet set to figure out. If you put some thought to it it gets kinda interesting.. Anyway have fun ------------ memories.

Or how about this eye catcher. She sure has a flair to her wares huh!!!

This is beyond COOL here.. two for you.. Y E S life is good

Darned, Johnny... they got a doublewide outhouse between those two racecars!!!

You know there are a lot of cool photos out there of Great late models-------------------------B U T I'm an old school guy so that is the reason i'm hung up on the greatest of all cars--- the OLD M O D I F I E D S

oh wait thats not an old modified---thats a new Old School Modified

This one is my favorite!!Absolutelybeautiful!

How about going topless to the races back in the day

Can you remember a Groupie ?? This is a version of one back in the day

The truck below was always owned by Eddie Ratliff, but the car had been driven by some fellow named King. Story below the photo from NHRA.com.

Clinton Snead sent this photo of the ex-Richard Petty 43 JR. Barracuda, which by then had been purchased by Eddie Ratliff. "Maybe it's not a famous crew, but it is a famous car," wrote Snead. "The reason I have these pictures is because my dad, Larry Snead, actually drove this car for Eddie Ratliff a few times, and he is on the far left in this picture. One quick and interesting story about this truck: When Eddie acquired the car, he, of course, had to paint the truck to match. From what I have been told, they actually made a pattern from the '43 JR.' on the side of the race car and used that as a stencil to paint it on the door of the truck. No vinyl wraps in those days! And yes, I know this is more of a flatbed truck, but I still thought it would go with the theme."

Wonder if Johnny ever brought one home that looked like this?

Nope, I never did that bad Dave

didnt do this either