marvin hat geschrieben:...man beachte Wild Willies fake arm
ja sehr lässig.
...war mal zum kaufen:
His most famous flopper was the one that this arm came off of, the aforementioned, “Revell’s Wild Man” machine. It certainly speaks to the era and the attitude of the sport in the early 1970s. It was a time when humor, showmanship, and the ability to entertain the fans in any way possible was valued. This arm is living proof and we’ve always thought that it was one of the neatest “props” used in the sport of drag racing.
Bidding is currently at $1500 with more than 35 bids having been placed. This thing belongs (in our opinion) in the International Drag Racing Hall of Fame down in Florida. It is an amazing artifact and something that we wish we could own and put on the mantle…although it would look a little creepy.
'Seems like back in '69 or '70 every small town had a 340 Dart or Duster that was just about the fastest street car around!'
1966 Plymouth Valiant 200 Station
1971 Plymouth Duster 340
1972 Dodge Demon 340
1977 Ford Fiesta
1981 Mercedes 230 CE
Hier auch noch etwas Leckeres aus Germany:
Fliegerhorst Erlensee ca. 1980
Der kleine Dragster von Michael Kloss war damals fast "unbesiegbar"; den VW mit dem Porsche 6Zylinder hatte ich in den Semesterferien zusammengeschraubt.
