I've always been a huge fan of Don Prudhomme's ARMY Funny Car. Back in the late 80's I'd collect anything of the ARMY. Image Unavailable, Please Login
Bill "Grumpy" Jenkins and his Carolina Mountain Motor. NHRA Pro Stock and IHRA Image Unavailable, Please Login Image Unavailable, Please Login RIP .........what a life!
Great car. I have too many favorites, but Sheldon Konblatt’s Snoopy Jaguar E-Type Funny Car was one I always loved. He may have died driving this car, I can’t remember: Image Unavailable, Please Login
I've never particularly been a fan of Funny Cars; my pick is Don Garlits' first Swamp Rat. Image Unavailable, Please Login
I got to see Jim Liberman win his first (and ONLY) NHRA national event - the 1975 Summernationals. I remember it, not vividly as I was young, but I was a huge fan as he was a major character in the sport. Died too young...
And although it was a show car and not a competitive racer, I always liked Tommy Ivo's "Showboat", ever since I saw its model kit advertised. Image Unavailable, Please Login
When I saw it in the Pomona museum, it had sort of station-wagon bodywork on the back end that looked rather cheesy. I'm glad they've put it back in its original form.
Doug "Cookie" Cook was my friend Sean's uncle. Sean was a big time kart racer not too long ago and is currently one of the best engine builders and driver coaches in karting.
From the time I became aware of drag racing, it was the Swamp Rat series of cars that were my favorites. Only Big Daddy is Big Daddy. Swamp Rat 27 was a very clean design. Image Unavailable, Please Login