Ladies posing with cars .. Can we if we don't get OVERBOARD ?

[mustang13]

On their Facebook page, Hot Rod Pin Ups. There are like six good pin-up pages you can like on FB, not all with cars though. ME loves some pin-up chickies!!!!

[LastCallKillIt]

Me too my man, me too.

[BigDad]

ME loves some pin-up chickies!!!!

Lol

[LastCallKillIt]

Yeah, don't sweat me daddy'o lol

[mustang13]

These are all recycled but worth many more looks!!!!

[Anotheroldgearhead]

Nice!! Bet you could open a bottle of beer on a couple of those tight butts!!

[Northeast Rod Run]

[tedly]

That got requisitioned as a wallpaper for me awhile ago!

[BigDad]

[big dreamer racing]

My wife & the tires she just bought us

[jsfury]

Four Hoosier tires. Looks like some ones maybe doing some circle track driving. Nice gift for the team.

[LastCallKillIt]

Totally gonna get flammed but, It's a legit question to me--- What up with cars like these being jacked up when they are drag cars? Seems like most car's are slammed and or raked for it.

[Deaf Bob]

Old gasser style, I'm guessing...
Like Stone, Woods, Cook Willys and so on...

[skullbucket]

You must be a young one to not know that style.

[tedly]

Totally gonna get flammed but, It's a legit question to me--- What up with cars like these being jacked up when they are drag cars? Seems like most car's are slammed and or raked for it.

Gassers were basically the predecessors to the funny cars. They started sprouting up in the early Sixties I think. General idea was to lighten the front end as much as possible and raise it, even setting the engine back further on the chassis sometimes. When the car launched this helped transfer more weight to the rear tires for better traction with the rock hard bias ply tires of the time. Moving the rear axle forward on the chassis (altered wheelbase) was another way of helping weight transfer. Go to Google images and punch in "gasser cars" or "A/FX" to get a good idea of what you're looking for then check out some of the sites you find.

If I've mangled the explanation of this, just see my signature line below.