Flathead Tapestries
Description: E. E. Lohn. Co., or EELCO, was founded in 1956 in Inglewood, California and started out specializing in hardware for hot rods and dry lake racers. They eventually had a whole line of speed parts, but many remember them for their fuel tanks and fuel delivery hardware among other things.
Weiand Power and racing equipment early 1960s Tapestry
by Sophie Studio
$23 $30
Weiand Power and racing equipment early 1960s Tapestry
by Sophie Studio
$23 $30
Weiand Power and racing equipment early 1960s Tapestry
by Sophie Studio
$23 $30
Description: Unleash the beast with Flathead Furry from the Acceleracers movie! Packing a powerful 700 HP Ram Air Super Cool Inducted V8 engine, this speed demon features a 7-speed transmission, lightweight aluminium body, and a sturdy steel frame. With push-rod suspension, a wedge-shaped nose, and kneecap-shaped steel moldings, it's built for performance. Equipped with front brake outlets and a steel rectangular air pressure spoiler, it boasts 19" front wheels, 22" rear wheels, and Hyperglue rubber compound tires.
Description: While he had been making hot rod parts for several years prior, Bill Von Esser opened his speed shop at 3307 West Irving Park Road in Chicago back in 1947. He expanded his reach beyond the local scene through ads in national hot rod magazines that had people sending away for his first catalog in 1948. While he stocked go fast goodies from many manufacturers, his house machined parts were without question his biggest sellers. From high-performance heads for your flatty to custom Offy throttle bodies, Von Esser's parts were highly desirable, something that has only increased decades later.
Description: Lake McDonald is the largest lake in Glacier National Park. It is located at 48°35′N 113°55′W in Flathead County in the U.S. state of Montana. Lake McDonald is approximately 10 miles long, and over a mile wide and 472 feet deep, filling a valley formed by a combination of erosion and glacial activity.
