Wednesday, 30 November 2011
Don Prudhomme's race cars, and race car transporters for the Snake and Mongoose funny cars
For a full gallery of the yellow one, here it is from SEMA http://justacarguy.blogspot.com/2009/11/don-prudhommes-funny-car-hauler-1967.html
I think "Lil' John's Place" refers to Lil' John Buttera
the design and paint are by Kenny Youngblood, he signs his work "Blood did it"
just for the reminiscent perspective
See Tere's gallery here: http://justacargal.blogspot.com/2011/12/good-guys-fall-1st-prudhomme.html
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airbrushing,
Barracuda,
Don Prudhomme,
Duster,
Funny car,
hauler,
Icon,
Kenny Youngblood,
Transporter
Want to buy a car club plaque? O'Brien Truckers .com has 12 thousand, and can make new ones
Dennis who left a comment about another car club plaque "Veeblefetzers" said that he bought 8,000 plaque patterns from the original pattern maker for Chicago Metal Craft. So we can make you as many new, new old stock ones as you'd like. Here's a link to any of the 12,000 plaques we have for reproduction (the other 4,000 are the original patterns from Speed Gems).https://www.obrientruckers.com/ecom/category/235/3/
I just got a email back from Dennis, check out this cool story:
Just last night I got a call from a guy looking to see if I could make a plaque from a photo I had. When I asked for the name of the club you could hear the questioning in his voice like "Why does it matter what the name of the club was?" When I looked it up in my database and described it to him he gasped! And it gets better. He was an original member and knew the guy who had drawn the artwork back in the day. Well I was as excited as him because it turns out this particular plaque, Exterminators So. Cal., was the one that Chicago Metal Craft used in their ads in Hot Rod back in the 50's!!!!
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I just got a email back from Dennis, check out this cool story:
Just last night I got a call from a guy looking to see if I could make a plaque from a photo I had. When I asked for the name of the club you could hear the questioning in his voice like "Why does it matter what the name of the club was?" When I looked it up in my database and described it to him he gasped! And it gets better. He was an original member and knew the guy who had drawn the artwork back in the day. Well I was as excited as him because it turns out this particular plaque, Exterminators So. Cal., was the one that Chicago Metal Craft used in their ads in Hot Rod back in the 50's!!!!
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Car club plaques,
car clubs,
informative
Tuesday, 29 November 2011
Don Prudhomme has found and restored both of the Snake and Mongoose haulers and funny car dragsters, they are amazing, and I finally got to see them in person. Full gallery tomorrow, here is a look
for a full gallery of the red one, check back tomorrow. For a ful gallery of the yellow one, here it is from SEMA http://justacarguy.blogspot.com/2009/11/don-prudhommes-funny-car-hauler-1967.html
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Don Prudhomme,
dragsters,
Funny car,
Goodguys Del Mar 2011,
hauler,
haulers,
Icon,
Transporter,
Transporters
71 Demon, 340 4 spd, needs a new home, it's for sale cause his wife told him to make some room
340 T/A block, J heads (202 exhaust valves) 8 3/4 3.23 gears, $15,850 call at 951 767 2381, or 505 7959. Looks great, I like the flat black top paint, but not the vinyl top. My preference is no vinyl top on a muscle car, but so many were made, and it's too much expense to get yours removed and have the trim holes filled in, and the paint matched
If you buy it, let me know how you like it!
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Demon,
Goodguys Del Mar 2011
You may have never heard of a Chevrolet Parkwood and Brookwood... that is because no one seems to have a thing for station wagons, I was surprised to see them at Goodguys!
cool rabbit, I doubt anyone else but Von Dutch ever did a pinstriped rabbit. http://justacarguy.blogspot.com/2010/06/ever-come-across-von-dutch-tribute.html
Parkwood above has 4 doors, Brookwood below has 2 doors
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Parkwood above has 4 doors, Brookwood below has 2 doors
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Chevrolet,
Gauges,
Goodguys Del Mar 2011,
Station Wagon
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