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#329750 - 01/21/06 08:02 PM Dizzy's Drag Debris
Shop Rat Offline
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Registered: 10/17/04
Posts: 3491
Loc: St. Albans, W. Va.
Racecar number one.



1981-#4 1971 Maverick 454 Chevy, powerglide 9.24 145


Racecar number two.



1984 230"dragster, 482" Chevy, powerglide, 4.85 148 1/8 mile only


Racecar number three.



1989 -#2- Austin Bantam, 440" Chevy, Lenco 7.43-185



Racecar number four.





1948 Fiat, 522" Chevy, powerglide, 8.20-160. The Fiat was stretched 4', filled in the roof and installed the escape hatch, 36 Chevy rear fenders to accomodate 17" wide slicks, put a ground effects lip on the body and made the rear wing out of aluminum.


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353622-Dales Fiat rear e darker.JPG (135 downloads)



Edited by Shop Rat (01/21/06 08:17 PM)

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#329751 - 01/21/06 09:02 PM Re: Dizzy's Drag Debris [Re: Shop Rat]
DizzyDale Offline
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Registered: 02/15/02
Posts: 2023
Loc: Buffalo,N.Y.
My thanks to Susan and Bill Linden for doin WHATEVER it took to get these pics posted.diz


Edited by DizzyDale (01/25/06 12:36 PM)

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#329752 - 01/21/06 09:19 PM Re: Dizzy's Drag Debris [Re: DizzyDale]
Shop Rat Offline
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Registered: 10/17/04
Posts: 3491
Loc: St. Albans, W. Va.
Diz,

We were both happy to help. And thanks for sending the originals to us to look at. I'll try to get them back in the mail on Monday. Now we both have digital copies.
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Susan W. Linden

AACA
Mercedes Benz Club
Secret Santa Foundation, Inc.

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Remember...pillage first, THEN burn.

Madness takes it's toll. Please have exact change.

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#329753 - 01/21/06 09:43 PM Re: Dizzy's Drag Debris [Re: DizzyDale]
MrEarl Offline
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Registered: 07/14/03
Posts: 3679
Loc: NE Georgia
Holy Toledo Diz. I never realized!!!! Those are some serious dragsters and some serious times. I like them all but that Fiat is awesome. What do you still have.
You have my upmost respect, Diz.
WOO!!!
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Lamar in Athens, Georgia
BCA- 39474, 1959 BDBCA-0021, AACA-228846



1954 BUICK "The Beautiful Buy"

1954 Roadmaster 76R, 2 DR HT - DoraB, (Irene,gone down under)
1954 Roadmaster 72R 4 DR - Buttercup, Dakota, Blue Belle, Virginia, Marietta, "High Society" (thank you Paul Meyer)
1954 Century 66R 2 DR HT- "54Muscle" w/3 speed stick(thank you Jim Schilf & Norm Kortus), Mary Jane Verkauft bis ein, wer 54 Buicks in Deutschland liebt, dankt Freund
1954 Special 41D 4 DR Deluxe Sedan 3 speed- Sugar Magnolia

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#329754 - 01/21/06 09:46 PM Re: Dizzy's Drag Debris [Re: DizzyDale]
R W Burgess Administrator Offline
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Registered: 06/13/02
Posts: 10713
Loc: Warsaw, Va.
Good job Dizz. Evem you know that only a Chevy engine makes everything go FASTTTT!!!!!!!!! <img src="http://forums.aaca.org/images/graemlins/blush.gif" alt="" /> <img src="http://forums.aaca.org/images/graemlins/grin.gif" alt="" />

Wayne

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#329755 - 01/24/06 09:11 PM Re: Dizzy's Drag Debris [Re: Shop Rat]
bschemesc/rambler Offline
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Registered: 10/06/04
Posts: 275
Loc: pa.
[quote]Racecar number one.



1981-#4 1971 Maverick 454 Chevy, powerglide 9.24 145


Hey DIZ, SUPER COOL !!!!!!!!!!!!! That is great stuff. I'm sure you put a lot of work in those cars but it looks like you were rewarded with some great runs .
Your racecar number one,the Maverick took me way back to my youth. I had a Comet like that when I was fourteen. It was my second car and it had a built up 302 in it. I used to back it in the garage at the end of the driveway and do burnouts and then come flying out of the garage like I was on a dragstrip !!!! This was always great until the Fire department showed up one day, someone thought there was a fire !!!!!!!!!! I'm not kidding ,this really happend !!!!!!!
See attachment.
Thanks,
Matt


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354451-My SCRambler 730.jpg (152 downloads)



Edited by bschemesc/rambler (01/24/06 09:23 PM)

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#329756 - 01/24/06 09:21 PM Re: Dizzy's Drag Debris [Re: bschemesc/rambler]
bschemesc/rambler Offline
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Registered: 10/06/04
Posts: 275
Loc: pa.
I made the mistake of letting a friend drive the car and that made for the worst day in my life He couldn't back up worth a darn !!!
This is what can happend when people use both feet instead of just using their right foot for both pedels. Still makes me sick when I think about it,see attachment,he took off the porch that you see in the other photo with me by the car.
Thanks,
Matt


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354453-My SCRambler 729.jpg (209 downloads)


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#329757 - 01/24/06 10:47 PM Re: Dizzy's Drag Debris [Re: bschemesc/rambler]
Shop Rat Offline
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Registered: 10/17/04
Posts: 3491
Loc: St. Albans, W. Va.
Matt,

That is terrible. I have to ask, who paid for the damages to the car and the porch?
_________________________
Susan W. Linden

AACA
Mercedes Benz Club
Secret Santa Foundation, Inc.

__________________________________________________

Remember...pillage first, THEN burn.

Madness takes it's toll. Please have exact change.

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#329758 - 01/25/06 09:29 AM Re: Dizzy's Drag Debris [Re: bschemesc/rambler]
Vertigo Offline
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Registered: 01/18/06
Posts: 214
Loc: Valentine, Nebraska
Quote:
This is what can happend when people use both feet instead of just using their right foot for both pedels.

Matt
I disagree. This is what happens when an idiot gets behind the wheel. It has nothing to do with using both feet. I know that one learns in driver's training not to use both feet, but that's information for the general public (read... idiots).
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There's no such thing as a lie. There's only the expedient exaggeration.

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#329759 - 01/25/06 11:34 AM Re: Dizzy's Drag Debris [Re: DizzyDale]
MrEarl Offline
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Registered: 07/14/03
Posts: 3679
Loc: NE Georgia
So Dale,
I've a couple of questions

Why the title Dizzy's Drag "Debris"
and just why do they call you Dizzy....any connection.
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Lamar in Athens, Georgia
BCA- 39474, 1959 BDBCA-0021, AACA-228846



1954 BUICK "The Beautiful Buy"

1954 Roadmaster 76R, 2 DR HT - DoraB, (Irene,gone down under)
1954 Roadmaster 72R 4 DR - Buttercup, Dakota, Blue Belle, Virginia, Marietta, "High Society" (thank you Paul Meyer)
1954 Century 66R 2 DR HT- "54Muscle" w/3 speed stick(thank you Jim Schilf & Norm Kortus), Mary Jane Verkauft bis ein, wer 54 Buicks in Deutschland liebt, dankt Freund
1954 Special 41D 4 DR Deluxe Sedan 3 speed- Sugar Magnolia

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#329760 - 01/25/06 12:35 PM Re: Dizzy's Drag Debris [Re: MrEarl]
DizzyDale Offline
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Registered: 02/15/02
Posts: 2023
Loc: Buffalo,N.Y.
Dear MrEarl,All those years of racin i ALWAYS called my stuff JUNK.Since i wrecked the last two cars i just thought DEBRIS would be an appropriate title to give this post.As for DIZZY,a friend of ours gave me this name due to some politically incorrect behavior[related to a number of beers on a couple of occasions]. Then after i wrecked the first car i suffered from vertigo on and off for 5 years so IT became even more fitting. diz


Edited by DizzyDale (01/25/06 12:55 PM)

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#329761 - 01/25/06 04:07 PM Re: Dizzy's Drag Debris [Re: DizzyDale]
Ron Green Offline
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Registered: 05/24/00
Posts: 1897
Loc: Camp Hill, PA. USA
Your stuff looks like a lot of effort was put forth by a knowledgeable and skilled craftsman, even if his name is Dizzy! Very impressed.
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AACA Member #337715
AACA Gettysburg Region (board member)
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#329762 - 01/25/06 05:27 PM Re: Dizzy's Drag Debris [Re: DizzyDale]
MrEarl Offline
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Registered: 07/14/03
Posts: 3679
Loc: NE Georgia

Nope, Vertigo Dale just doesn't have the same ring as Dizzy Dale.

Would it hurt too much to post pictures of the "Debri"?
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Lamar in Athens, Georgia
BCA- 39474, 1959 BDBCA-0021, AACA-228846



1954 BUICK "The Beautiful Buy"

1954 Roadmaster 76R, 2 DR HT - DoraB, (Irene,gone down under)
1954 Roadmaster 72R 4 DR - Buttercup, Dakota, Blue Belle, Virginia, Marietta, "High Society" (thank you Paul Meyer)
1954 Century 66R 2 DR HT- "54Muscle" w/3 speed stick(thank you Jim Schilf & Norm Kortus), Mary Jane Verkauft bis ein, wer 54 Buicks in Deutschland liebt, dankt Freund
1954 Special 41D 4 DR Deluxe Sedan 3 speed- Sugar Magnolia

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#329763 - 01/25/06 09:27 PM Re: Dizzy's Drag Debris [Re: MrEarl]
DizzyDale Offline
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Registered: 02/15/02
Posts: 2023
Loc: Buffalo,N.Y.
Dear Ron and Lamar,I had help from a very talented Brother and a group of friends.Regarding any pics,i inquired after wrecking the Bantam and was told that they were the property of the NHRA and were NOT available to me,as for the Fiat i got to see the real deal rolled up in a heap on the garage floor.THAT WAS ENOUGH.Take Care.diz

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#329764 - 01/25/06 10:52 PM Re: Dizzy's Drag Debris [Re: DizzyDale]
Shop Rat Offline
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Registered: 10/17/04
Posts: 3491
Loc: St. Albans, W. Va.
Quote:
...as for the Fiat i got to see the real deal rolled up in a heap on the garage floor.


Diz,

The NASCAR boys call that "wadding one up".
_________________________
Susan W. Linden

AACA
Mercedes Benz Club
Secret Santa Foundation, Inc.

__________________________________________________

Remember...pillage first, THEN burn.

Madness takes it's toll. Please have exact change.

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#329765 - 01/26/06 07:38 AM Re: Dizzy's Drag Debris [Re: Shop Rat]
DizzyDale Offline
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Registered: 02/15/02
Posts: 2023
Loc: Buffalo,N.Y.
Dear Susan,I call it a BAD decision ..... the wheelie bars are NOT very useful in the trailer.diz

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#329766 - 02/09/06 12:31 PM Re: Dizzy's Drag Debris [Re: DizzyDale]
jmarsicano Offline
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Registered: 12/12/02
Posts: 225
Diz

These car don't look like they turn left very well?!?!? Whatever happened to the high banked dirt?!?!?!

hehehehehehehe

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#329767 - 02/09/06 09:21 PM Re: Dizzy's Drag Debris [Re: jmarsicano]
DizzyDale Offline
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Registered: 02/15/02
Posts: 2023
Loc: Buffalo,N.Y.
Dear Joe,I will leave that turnin left in the dirt up to you.diz

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