heres a great awesome one!!! funny car summer!!! i almost came in my pants after seeing all them great cars!!! i can't believe nobody has done this one yet!!! most regular cars are 1 star while most drag cars are 2 star! jim dunn's truck is 4 star and his rear engine barracuda is 5 star but theres also a image of his old front engine barracuda which would only be 1 star!
any enjoy and don't get mad if you drool all over your keyboard!!!

Ooh, so many to choose from.

The one above is a Crown Firecoach.

Next to the Cadillac Eldorado is a 1971 Ford F-Series, and I'd be quite surprised if it were anything else but an F-250.


That's the same '71 Ford F-Series towing the trailer, which is why I don't think it's anything but an F-250.


The one above is a 1970 Ford F-Series.


So is this one next to the 1972 or later Dodge D-Series Crew Cab.


The tow truck is a 1969-70 Chevrolet C-30. Unless it has four-wheel-drive, then it's a K-30.


And this pickup is a 1957 Ford F-Series.

There are plenty of others here, mostly Chevy Vegas, Dodge Chargers, and Plymouth Satellites here, but I want to give other people a chance to identify them. I also see some International Harvester trucks here as well.

yes you are correct on all of them!!! the one pic is for the cadillac eldorado!
the chevy is a c30 as it sits to low to be 4x4!!!
and the one pic is for the dodge crewcab
so many great cars!!!

159 vehicles, not numbered and no roles. For me,it makes impossible to work on it. If you want this post in the site, i'll work in it but choose ONLY 30 of this documentary with bigs, clares and centered (not obstructed at all) pics and with their role in each case.
Dragters brands will be difficult to identify so i advise you it will be better cars and trucks with clare ID.
I'll work this post with these conditions. If you want more pics you'll would wait for other who wants work it.

Roles=Stars of the vehicle showed the pic.
http://www.imcdb.org/stats.php

I don't know about that in all cases. I've seen a few dragsters that can be identified, mostly the Chevy Vegas, Dodge Chargers, and Plymouth Satellites, that I've mentioned. If you'd like to post the first 30 up go ahead. I'll just try to name all the rest. I't won't be that difficult for me.

me too!!! i would like most if not all to be posted!!! so if it comes down to it i can identify almost all of them!!! we could work togeher on this one!!!

Take these first two for instance.

Left: 1971-73 Chevrolet Vega.
Right: 1971 ot later Dodge Charger.

That was simple enough. I can I.D. more of them right here if you'd like.

This is a first generation(1967-69) Chevrolet Camaro.


This one is a 1970-73 Chevrolet Camaro.


These are mostly Chevrolet Vegas, and those that aren't I'm going to remove.








1965-66 Cadillac Ambulance.


1963-68 International Harvester 1310.



This is an early-1970's Ford Mustang.



So far pretty easy.

i see your really liking this one!! i loved doing this one so much!!!!!

I don't see anybody else identifying the vehicles here. I think vilero has a point though. It's a huge project to take care of. All the administrators will only be able to add in so many at a time, but if I can do anything to speed the process along, I'll gladly do it.

ok and i will help too!!!

Bays & Rupert Top Fuel 1971 Chevrolet Vega Funny Car, Gilmore Chassis. Hell on Wheels Wheelstand exibition vehicle. 1945 "Tank"

Nelson Carter's "Super Chief" 1972 Dodge Charger Top Fuel Funny Car, Logghe chassis, powered by a Keith Black 426 Hemi w/ a 2 speed manual trans

Pacemaker Automotive, owned by Ron Hodgsen & Gordon Jenner from Edmonton, Alberta Canada, 1972 Chevrolet Vega Top Fuel Funny Car, chassis by Ron Dixon, Powered by a 426 cubic inch Chrysler Hemi with 2 speed manual transmission

Stone Woods & Cook's "Swindler IV" 1971 Ford Mustang, Chassis by Don Long, Powered by a 484 cubic inch Chrysler Hemi with 2 speed manual transmission

Jim Dunn's "Dunn Reath",1972 Plymouth Barracuda Top Fuel Rear Engine FunnyCar, Chassis by Woody Gilmore. Powered by a 392 cubic inch Chrysler Hemi.

I'll be back later, wife is throwing rocks at me, she want s on the computer, Later

wow awesome!!! with your help with the dragsters we can get this one done more efficiently!!! and some what quicker too!!!

'74 Chevrolet Vega by an Unknown chassis builder, Powered by a 484 cubic inch Keith BLack Hemi with 2 speed manual transmission, "Pisano & Matsubara", Owned by Joe Pisano & Sush Matsubara from Long Beach, California USA