Thread: Nostalgia

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I just looked it up on the net. Great shot! Congrats!

These are the only two autograph books that I have---I take them to the races to see my old friends and get them to sign there pictures

There was a 33 1/3 LP with the sounds of the 1963 AHRA Winter Nationals at Bee Line in Phoenix,The Chizler cranked off a 214 mph run at 7.94 Jon Lunberg was the announcer,the car was driven by Rod Stuckey as Chris was handling funeral arrangements for Don Maynard his partner, who was killed in a freak accident on the way to Arizona.They were not able to back up the run for the record,a shame since it was the first sub eight second run ever.

theeee, jerry clayton as in keeling & clayton? california charger cars!? you have no idea how honored i am to speak to you. you old fueler guys are my heroes, .....scooter

Yep, me

Thanks

Jerry

That blue-on-blue front engine long car of yours was a beauty. One of the nicest cars I've seen.

I don't know how to load it over here but if you go to Club Cobra---check my gallery for a pix called Nite Race

Club Cobra is of the same group as Club Hotrod

If you can bring it over here please do

Thanks

Jerry

For those of you who haven't seen Jerry's California Charger, here 'tis.

How did you do that?

How? Witchcraft - and 40 years around computers . . .

There are a couple of methods:

If it's on the internet:
- Find the photo on the internet
- Right click on the photo
- Click "Properties"
- Highlight the "Address (URL)" by holding down your left mouse button and sweeping over the URL
- Click "OK"
- Click "Post Reply" on this thread
- Click the little icon at the top of the box that looks like a couple of mountains
- In the white area, right click and select "Paste"
- Click "OK"
- Make your comments, then click "Reply"

If it's on your computer
- Click "Reply" on this thread
- Scroll down to the bar that says "Manage attachments" and click it.
- In the window that opens, click "Browse"
- Find the file on your computer
- Click "Open"
- Click "Upload"
- When you see that the file has uploaded, click "Close this window."
- Make your comments, then click "Submit Reply"

OK

There is a similar nite shot of the rear engine car at OCIR---bet you can't do it!!!

JC

If I knew where the photo was, I could post it.

How about this?

How's this one?

No my cars were so fast you couldn't see them leave!!!

I got up to the part after a couple of mountains, rt click and select paste( Paste wasn't highligted)

But there are several good shots of my cars on that OCIR site where I think you guys found those pics

Anyway I'm tired and got a dr. appointment at 830am so better get in bed

Thanks

Jerry