Great photos but I have two questions:
1. Does anybody have photos of the 1963 Speedweek? I ran a little green
liner in "E" class and have lost (or something) all the photos of that car.
It was entered as Higginbotham-London- Auld. The thing about that car is
that Multy helped me get onto the salt and run the car that year. He was a
great guy. We set a record too! (not fast... but a record)
2. Does anybody have a crank and about 8:1 pistons for a 427 BBC? I'm
trying to make a "B" engine. If so, please contact me off-line or call
512-303-2376.
Thanks in advance,
Skip
At 01:56 PM 6/2/03 -0500, chrispile wrote:
> List -
>
> Just checked out the massive library of photos at the Library of Utah
>website previously noted on this digest. Outstanding historical stuff!
> I had been unaware that the Napier-Railton had run on the salt, I thought
>all it's speed runs were made at Brooklands or on the Pendine Sands in Merry
>Olde. The scale model of Breedlove's alternate Spirit of America threw me for
>a loop, too. The many detail shots as work was performed on the vehicles
>proved fascinating to me - I loved them.
> I urge those who haven't checked this treasure trove of salt racing
>history to log on soon. Ab Jenkins, John Cobb, Sir Malcolm Campbell, Mickey
>Thompson, Art Arfons, Nathan Ostich, and so many more salt racers are
>immortalized in this collection.
> There are many hot rodders pictured whose names are not listed, perhaps
>many of our older members can contribute the proper info to the curators of
>the collection? That would surely be a plus for the next generation of LSR
>lovers seeking the history of their beloved sport.
>
> www.lib.utah.edu/spc/photo/hp2.html , then search for Bonneville Salt
>Flats. It's worth an hour of your time!
>
> Chris Pile aka aircap
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