Showing posts with label Hurst. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Hurst. Show all posts

Hurst Armed Forces Club, the Performance Special golf cart, and the shifter girls... photos I've never seen before, and a Hurst group I've never heard of

How incredible to see a jeep in the Hurst colors, with those terrific looking Hurst rims, and the girls in uniform

found on http://www.flickr.com/photos/57343654@N03/sets/?&page=3

AMC Hurst SC/rambler, great little musclecar, only factory stock glasspacks I've ever heard of











Funkiest decals of the whole stickered musclecar era








Smothers Brothers 68 Hurst Olds


I'm watching Season 3, episode 212, (you can get it from Netflix, mailed, it's not instant downloadable) and they filmed Dick taking his Olds (looks like a 68 Hurst Olds) down the quarter mile in 12.9 at 109

I can't put the youtube video here, the owner doesn't allow that option (he wants you to see it at http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xh3qg14K2-M or buy it on his website)

Some still photos are in a silent video, no action film at all, at minute 5:48 http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Yv2KBEXlZiE&NR=1

Did you know that the last 50 Yenko Duece's made were built by Hurst under direction of Don Yenko?

photo via: http://www.conceptcarz.com/view/photo/445104,8953/1970-Chevrolet-Nova_photo.aspx

50 were made by Hurst,
.... 10 were made in Hugger Orange: but only one was delivered with Hurst 5 spokes, only one was made with white hockey stripes
.... 10 were made in Sunflower Yellow
.... 10 were made in Citrus Green
These colors were called Springtime Colors
...the remaining 20 were a mix of Cranberry Red and Fathom Blue

Linda Vaughn was in Hurst's parking lot after they were made, she was "practicing" on them, and doing burnouts... Muscle Car Review August 2010 issue, pages 74 to 78

Cool variety from "A crush on every girl and every car"

A taxi in Cuba, and great photography

Smokey Yunick's Hurst Floor Shift Special photos I've never seen before (1964)


Why was Hurst doing a promo with a Lincoln Continental in checkerboard?


Photo by Darr Hawthorne, in Hawaii, 1966 via: http://tumview.inucara.net/id/hotvvheels

Ms. Linda and the damn big shifter


A range of different custom Camaros.. I've changed my mind and now would consider getting one, but never an ordinary factory looking one