Cool race car names!

[wagonboy]

A few old names form OCIR . My dad's first car was a 51 anglia Panel, he called it" Quarter Panel".

Jim and Audrey Israel- "Potent Pony"- s/g mustang

Paul Wiechman- thames truck "Captn Crunch"

Jim Martin- 56 nomad "Low Roller"

?? Valiant Wagon- "Prince Valiant" - beautifull car

I remember a white nova that said- " me and my RC" on the side.

cool thread

Ryan Smith

[Evan Smith]

"Hedonist's Chariot" 7-second bracket dragster, which was flying for the '80s.

"Chevy A Go-Go" Ed Masko Super Stock '69 Camaro

"Soul Shaker" Malibu from E-Town

"Ruff-N-Ready" Oaks family

"The Fridge" My daily-driven, refrigerator white, 4,600 lb Ford Lightning truck, that runs 10.20s at 133.

"Cheap Thrills" John Bender's '67 E/SA Plymouth

"Dancin' Bear" Chip Baney "Sometimes you get the bear, sometimes the bear gets you."

"The Huntress" My wife's bracket Camaro, which is now "Project Back to the Streets" in Super Chevy magazine.

[art leong]

Our 70 Challenger Convertible "Direct Connection Dodge"
Charlene and Gary Woods wagon "Tons O Fun"
Stan Welsh's pinto "Hobby Horse"
Our street race car "Rat Poison"

[wupracing]

My Daddy ran this Duster in Super Stock started in 1976 he always had JR on the Door because that was is name.(1st) Picture.

When he sold it Mid 1990s we ran Super Rod & Quick Rod (9.90& 8.90) and the whole car had change but still had JR on it.(2nd) Picture

[mjacquesjr]

Had a friend Don Shirley (R.I.P.) ran a roadster in Comp. elim back in the day called "HOG WASH" I asked him did that have any meaning, and he said " It's as close to Bull **** as you can get" at the time thought that was very funny. Plus it fits in this forum like a O.J. glove.

[John Boland]

A couple that Wade Mahaffey mentioned.... Can't Stop Dancin', a good looking car, then and now.

Also to Mike Bassin, I remember Glen Rennie's "Snort", what a great name! I last saw that car in the late 70's in excellent condition at the Rennies' business. I would not be surprised if it is the same way today. He also had a jet boat with the same name.

As for names I always like Bob Bailey's "Missile Mouse".

[John Boland]

Just found another one mentioned...

[olddayracer]

Originally Posted by wagonboy

A few old names form OCIR . My dad's first car was a 51 anglia Panel, he called it" Quarter Panel".

Jim and Audrey Israel- "Potent Pony"- s/g mustang

Paul Wiechman- thames truck "Captn Crunch"

Jim Martin- 56 nomad "Low Roller"

?? Valiant Wagon- "Prince Valiant" - beautifull car

I remember a white nova that said- " me and my RC" on the side.

cool thread

Ryan Smith

Ryan

It was awesome to see these old names I spent many a night in your garage working on your dads car. When I saw Jim and Audrey's name it took me back to the night we chopped the roof, We started talking about how cool it would look with the roof chopped and Audrey threatened us not to chop it, she and jim mad the mistake of going to dinner and by the time they got back your dad and I had taken I believe it was 4 inches out of the roof. When she looked at it she loved it. It then got the Candy Apple Perl Morono Blue paint job. There used to be a guy called Pink also don't remember his real name but he always ran a front engine digger of course it was painted pink. Lots of memories at OCIR.

John Stanyan

[Jason Oldfield]

Here's a few more:

• Probably my all-time favorite race car name, "Time & Money", an ET / Super Gas Vega (and later Corvette) campaigned by Marc Schifferle in WNY and southern Ontario
• Mopar Missile (the 2nd generation name of the factory-backed Chrysler Pro Stock team formerly known as the Motown Missile)
• Fred Hahn (of Pro Modified fame) campaigned a blown altered name "Satan's Revenge", primarily in WNY at Lancaster Dragway and on tour with the Supercharged Warriors
• Gary Burgin's "The Orange Baron" - I loved the way that car looked when I was a kid:

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[Dice]

Black 67 camaro with pink letters called "nits n tipples" Remember it well...