Big Block Fords at the Salt Flats Too.

I thought this was pretty cool. Don't see many Fairlanes packing 557's on the salt flats.

http://www.myrideisme.com/Blog/speed-week-2010s-200mph-1964-fairlane/

if he only had some green oil!!!!!

Cool Car.... But the Aluminum checker Plate Bumper is Wierd...

We just built a 6.7L diesel going in a truck, heading there! should be interesting..

The thought keeps coming up about Bonneville with my '58 Cusom 300.
Tires and wheels.....ring and pinion....bigger fuel tank.....
I need to look at their rules to see if the '58 would fit in to any class, without a major rework,
It would have to be a blast.
Keith

Wheelie58 wrote:The thought keeps coming up about Bonneville with my '58 Cusom 300.
Tires and wheels.....ring and pinion....bigger fuel tank.....
I need to look at their rules to see if the '58 would fit in to any class, without a major rework,
It would have to be a blast.
Keith

That's where the old 2.75 gas saver gears come in handy

bb429power wrote:

Wheelie58 wrote:The thought keeps coming up about Bonneville with my '58 Cusom 300.
Tires and wheels.....ring and pinion....bigger fuel tank.....
I need to look at their rules to see if the '58 would fit in to any class, without a major rework,
It would have to be a blast.
Keith

That's where the old 2.75 gas saver gears come in handy

No Justin he needs 2.49s

69F100 wrote:

bb429power wrote:

Wheelie58 wrote:The thought keeps coming up about Bonneville with my '58 Cusom 300.
Tires and wheels.....ring and pinion....bigger fuel tank.....
I need to look at their rules to see if the '58 would fit in to any class, without a major rework,
It would have to be a blast.
Keith

That's where the old 2.75 gas saver gears come in handy

No Justin he needs 2.49s

Heck just make it a direct drive and call it a day

The old '58 is so aero......it would surely run 200?
:-)
The Fairlane in the article is cool.