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What a 1924 car with a radio looked like. Here's President Coolidge to demonstrate

Nice, just outright nice.

The Smokey Yunick Camaro is for sale again

http://desert-autosport.ebizautos.com/webdetail.aspx?iid=2091199

or call them at 480 894 4004

Oh yeah, and they want $260,000.... before taxes and interest on the loan

Why do I post about Smokey's Camaro? I'm an admirer of Smokey's accomplishments and brillaince.

http://justacarguy.blogspot.com/2006/12/new-smokey-story.html

http://justacarguy.blogspot.com/2008/11/great-racing-photos-and-warbirds-and.html

Robert Williams, lowbrow artist extraordinaire

His website and gallery of art, including the Hot Rod Race, Appetite for Destruction, Girl with the Faberge Ass, and about a dozen others.. in flash.

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Robert_Williams_(artist) known to most as the artist who did the liner art poster for Guns and Roses Appetite for destruction, and known to some for the masterpiece "Hot Rod Race".

Robert worked as Ed Roth's art director, and in 1994 got a magazine going, maybe you've heard of Juxtapoz magazine? I doubt it, but who knows? http://beinart.org/artists/robert-williams/

My kind of trophy

From this months Goodguys publication for members, here's their website for perusing for awesome hot rods :

http://www.good-guys.com/news/hotNews.aspx

All in the name of speed

Rollie Free, who on Sept 13th 1948 broke the 150 mph motorcycle speed record at the Bonneville Salt Flats on a modified Vincent Black Shadow. He stripped down to bathing trunks and lay flat on the bike to decrease wind resistance.

Via http://www.babysitterofthedamned.com/2005_05_01_babysitterofthedamned_archive.html