The Long Beach Motorama had a great mock up of the Lions Dragstrip, and had 6 dragsters lined up, including the Stones Wood Cook Willys, Wild Willie Borch's Winged Express, and Jim Miles' Magic

 Ever see a Don Garlits seal of approval? I've never heard of it before. This is from the tunk of the Borsch dragster

Some cool drag racing machines, and other cool stuff at the 66 NHRA nationals

The Tameless Tiger

Stone Woods and Cookie, the black car

 Even the press car had terrific Hurst rims

The gasser passer and on the hauler truck, it says something under that, "worlds wurst wave?"

 

Don Prudhomme and the B&M Torkmaster

 

 Tommy Ivo

 Munsters Coach advetising a Kustom Kar show

 Eric Rickman -  the Hot Rod company photographer, and the boss's wife

 The Smothers Brothers and Beach Boys top fueler

 Quite a aero job on the front of this stang

 Hemi Wagon is the way to haul parts for the Surfers drag team

photos from http://www.flickr.com/photos/57343654@N03/sets/?&page=3

6 second 41 Willys, my favorite hot rod to dream about having someday

Magnetic Brain found another outstanding little known dragster with a cool story, a '40s Fuel Willys with a Watson paint candy job

Don't know how he finds them, but MB posts a terrific selection of cool dragsters http://magneticbrain.blogspot.com/

Variety of cool stuff I came across at the GNRS

Made me laugh

Really great look, I don't think I've seen a steering wheel like this before

before the Garmin, early primitive man had a MAP! This mounted clip board seems to be function and utility for a rally

great collection!

The shifter know instead of the normal handle is a cool touch, the white walled red rims with beauty rings are damn good looking too