Bad Luck at the track..

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ok

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Rust or paint, polish and chrome not an issue..
This is truly a run what you brung deal.
And again I like that..

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You like Gassers

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Reunions are good. ;D

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You guy's want to see some of the best pic's I think of the HAMB Drags, and all around good time. then you got to check this out.

s799.photobucket.com/albums/yy275/longstrokeford/HAMB%202009%20National%20Drags/?albumview=slideshow

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Marry Christmas Drag Racers

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This one is for the Senior group here

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1959 AHRA Nationals

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The first ever NHRA National event 1955.

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Nostalgia looks great with the 3 point cage but the 5 or 6 point is much safer.
We have come a long way sence I drove a altered an a Dragster with just a leather jacket and a helmet an bluejeans

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This is Cool Jay Lino & Don The Snake Prudhomme . This is cool.
www.jaylenosgarage.com/at-the-garage/muscle-cars/don-prudhommes-ampquotthe-snakeampquot/

Don “The Snake” Prudhomme, one of the most accomplished drivers and revered team owners in the history of motorsports, announced his retirement today, thus ending a career spanning five decades in the sport of drag racing.

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OK lets play a little game can anybody tell me what this Steering Box came out of and what was it use for and Why?
You old timer Drag Race Builders should know this one.
I now have 2 of them, 1 is a spare for just in case..
Average cost I payed 35 to 50 bucks a piece with the pitman arm
last month .

[Zero Budget Racing]

forklift!!

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Very Close

ok here it is :
!. [glow=red,2,300]Crosley Steering Box.[/glow]
2. Small and light.
3. The gearing and Mounting were just made for what you would need for a Front Motor Dragster/Altereds etc.

Thanks For playing

The Crosley rearend continued in life in Cushman truckster and such like that.
The Crosley transmission continued in lawn and garden tractors, Kuboda for one.
The Crosley engine continued in boats as the Bearcat.
The Crosley steering box likely did the same thing in small tractors, golf carts etc.

The Crosley steering box is what most of us used in the early years. I just Received this the other day from a Fellow HAMB er.

Originally Posted by wbrw32
Crosley steering boxes are a "Ross" unit.....
I used one in my "T" roadster back in 1960....I just sent a very good one with no slop down to Garlits for one of his recreations....

Thanks Bud

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Can anyone tell me how the NE1 and NE2 are Distinguish ? is it weight to ci and if so what is the weight to ci. I think it might be the same as the S/A-1 & S/A-2 class use to be in ANRA when I ran 20 years ago.
Here is a pic of my car and i ran in the S/A-1 class