[revjimk]

Originally Posted by Longtime sprinter I visited the museum, was completely blown away. Coolest display of cars ever. Don was there running around like a teenager, at 86 years old. Amazing!

OK, so what was your favorite car?
I have one in mind, very unique, one of a kind design & successful early drag car....
I'll try to find a photo

[revjimk]

Originally Posted by revjimk OK, so what was your favorite car? I have one in mind, very unique, one of a kind design & successful early drag car.... I'll try to find a photo

This wild contraption was my favorite car at Garlits place: The Bustle Bomb, 2 engines, one in front of driver & one behind rear axle... & 2 different engines, 391 ci caddy & 345 ci Olds!
& it actually worked, first car to go 150 in the quarter mile : http://www.hotrod.com/articles/the-l...y-bustle-bomb/

[revjimk]

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Div8ue3zLJA

[Longtime sprinter]

Bustle bomb is unique for sure, but gosh couldn't pick a favorite. I kinda knew Jim Bucher, whos Chevy powered top fuel dragster was there, so I'm partial to it, but don't you have to wonder how Don talked people outta the cars he has acquired? Musta paid unreal amounts for some of them.

[interpreter66]

Originally Posted by revjimk OK, so what was your favorite car? I have one in mind, very unique, one of a kind design & successful early drag car.... I'll try to find a photo

Wasn't wild or crazy but he had a 66 dodge Cornett white four door plain Jane grocery getter with a hemi,if I had that I would always be getting groceries!