wild bumper dragging 32 ford photo sequence

[rwild1967]

Look closely at the last pic- bent front axle, it appears, and a collection of brown droplets trailing from the car.

Look even closer, the scoop is tilted back and the radiator fairing is up higher than it was. Looks like major bent frame to me.

 

[Widowmaker01]

Look closely at the last pic- bent front axle, it appears, and a collection of brown droplets trailing from the car.

Those look like sparks.

 

[Camaro4life18]

Stuff likes this makes me curious if anyone has ever completely flipped a car on take off. Not rolled it or something, but got the car to do a complete back-flip.

 

[muscl car]

Wow that was cool looking...Till the landing, ouch that hurt!!! Now find us some Video on it...

no video ............it was found over on bangshift.com !!!

 

[muscl car]

he needs some training wheels.. lol
he's dang lucky things didn't go bad.

yep definately needs a pair of sissy sticks to keep it off of the bumper ,did you see the sidewalls of the drag radials ?? it was definately hooking hard on that launch

 

[muscl car]

here's more info from bangshift.com on the 32 ford

This ain't no freaking street rod! This killer action sequence was captured by Action Racing Photos, a drag racing photography outfit in the New England area. Denis LeBlanc operates the company and along with shooter Jay Spinella, caught this 1932 Chevy trying to turn itself over backwards at New England Dragway in Epping, New Hamphire.
According to Jay Spinella, the car is packing a 550ci big-block Chevy engine and the guys who run it were having trouble getting the car to hook up so they made a change with the ladder bars. What you are looking at is the very next pass after they made the adjustment. We guess it worked.
Note the ratty, well used, drag radials on the rear of the car and how the driver appears to literally be eating the steering wheel on the photos following a not-so-gentle landing. Lap belts don't do much to stop your upper body.
Denis and Jay do killer work and you can check out all their stuff by hitting the link to ActionRacingPhotos.com. Scroll down and enjoy the unique show of a massive wheelstand caught from two angles at the same time! It's a rare photographic feat!.

 

[Marks71BB]

Yep, broke it for sure!