Old Bonneville Pictures

Started by Stainless1, December 21, 2008, 11:08:12 AM

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RichFox

I saw that 7a bike a lot. But don't think I ever saw it off the trailer. Anybody that can tell me something about it?

Stainless1

Outstanding Pics Jim
Most of mine are coupes, Studes and bikes, they were the most interesting to me...

The comp coupes were usually very interesting and so were the Stude variations

Sometimes they arrived in the same package....  :-D
Stainless
Red Hat 228.039, 2001, 65ci, Bockscar Lakester #1000 with a little N2O

dwarner

Yes, that is the Cook Vega that was lost in the fire.

DW

55chevr

Anybody with photos fenderless 39/40 Ford coupes ? 
Joe

Stainless1

Not scanned yet, we will see... anyone else?

How about a mix
Stainless
Red Hat 228.039, 2001, 65ci, Bockscar Lakester #1000 with a little N2O

lvsalt

Hi Stainless, I believe the #450 is the #141 Cole,Peterson,schafer Stude. Note Bert Peterson name on front fender. excuse me for forgetting there names but they were from Sacramento.
Gary Cole     DCWATERJET Z

jdincau

from 1963
Unless it's crazy, ambitious and delusional, it's not worth our time!

JimL

jdincau.....Awesome!!  A Hollywood Graham for the salt!  Those were amazingly small, with the unit body and all....Thanks for the pic!

There has to be a great story behind that one, if anyone knows??

Here's a few more 1969

1.  I love this shot of all the people at the line, and the way we dressed back then.  Notice the early days of "video" from the back of the pickup, getting ready to push off the roadster (I hope he wound up the mainspring on that movie camera).

2.  One of the great Studebakers and a real fast Camaro that spun a couple times.  We'd watch him head up the course, then a few minutes later we'd see a "mirror flashing in the sunlight" which was the reflection off the windshield as he went around in circles.

3.  The timing tower and the "air ambulance" (so we were told). 

4.  In the motel parking lot...me on my Honda Benly 125 pitbike, getting ready to cruise town with some other fellows.  We didn't find much exciting, as I recall. 

dwarner

Jim Dincau,

Kenny Logan's Graham? and Keith Young's '37 Chevy.

DW

High Gear

Stanless

Re: page 11, two bikes and two spectors.

Don't remember the streamliner #7a but the silver #48 is my Honda.

I have pictures of our stuff in 6" of water from the end of the road to the pits.

Gary
Fix What You Know is Wrong First
Spirits Of The Lakes E/FMS Berkeley #569

Freud

Scott Guthrie.
The picture will show what year.

FREUD
Since '63

Freud

Bike 7A  was a friend of Fred Larsen and I think the last name was Camp. His son rode it. They also ran a small displacement solo bike.

FREUD
Since '63

Freud

#177
Warner Reilly's 200+ MPH Harley   1975
Since '63

Freud

More of Warner
Since '63

Freud

The front end of Vesco's bike liner. Pay attention to the Snap On tool to tighten the nut.

FREUD
Since '63