Old Bonneville Pictures

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Stan Back

Probly, actualy, more of you has moved downward than upward since then.

Stan
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Dynoroom

Quote from: Freud on April 09, 2010, 09:16:57 AM
I should update the info on the card.

I've moved onward and upward since then.

But I'm not going to.

FREUD

Me thinks you must be a pretty damn good photog......    8-)

I can't imagine how difficult it would be to take a picture of yourself as you were riding by.......    neckked  :-o
Michael LeFevers
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streamliner

#1097
Not-so-mellow Yellows.

Can anyone tell us about Mel Hoy?  These first two belly tank photos have his name on the back...







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streamliner

More Mel Hoy...  How low can you go?







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jl222

Quote from: gearheadeh on April 10, 2010, 08:22:20 AM
Quote from: streamliner on April 09, 2010, 04:03:22 PM
Not-so-mellow Yellows.






Charles, Did you notice the "Ducts" on this Stude!

  Pino Ceccato and Bud Jones 1971 with boss 302 ford, 201mph on gas, might have been 1st doorslammer unblown smallblock
on gas over 200 :-o   In addition to the ducts they had a big water tank and lead in the trunk.

                 JL222

Freud

The 210 lakester is Rochlitzer before it became the Raspberry Rocket.

Them was a L O N G time ago.

FREUD
Since '63

streamliner

Munro


300SL


CalCustom


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754

I would be interested in a few copies of the Munro pic.. is it your photo?

streamliner

#1104
Yes, I do own the original photos and negatives.  The 3x5 photo was scanned at 300dpi, but the photograph itself was the very heavyweight textured surface. A good clean scan wasn't possible, so I despeckled the textured noise out of the photo.  I'm sure I also have the negatives to all the photos, but there are about 2000 slides and the same amount of negatives to go through, so getting you a good copy will take some time...  PM me your e-mail and I'll get it out to you as soon as I can find the negatives. 

ps: All the credit goes to Alex Tremulis for having the foresight to capture some amazing images...
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kiwi belly tank

Mate!!  I hope you don't get run over by the Burt-Bus here, but I would really like a copy of that Burt pic too? Sid.

754

Grainy not grainy I dont care I like the image.
Could use a few 8x10.. I usually surprise a few buddies with them.

  I can imagine the work to go through them or make prints.

Will PM soon, am on here pretty well daily..

One record no one can break... being first.. :-D

I was the first one in Canada to get them green bordered Menzie prints.. another cool pic..

Claude


Freud

A Shoot Out long time ago.

FREUD
Since '63

interested bystander

WOW! What a great shot, Freud!

Brings back memories of the days of the quest for 300 on two wheels.

You are truly the Bourke-White, Eisenstaedt, or Adams of Land Racing photograpy!
5 mph in pit area (clothed)