Just read this, met Joe once at Rockford Ill. drags in the 70's very nice guy.
RIP Joe.
http://forums.streetrodderweb.com/70...4-6/index.html
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Just read this, met Joe once at Rockford Ill. drags in the 70's very nice guy.
RIP Joe.
http://forums.streetrodderweb.com/70...4-6/index.html
Some really great recent pictures with Joe and family at some events were posted on the H.A.M.B. today,stop by and check it out.
Another Icon of rodding gone. :( Hot Rod Heaven sure must be filling up fast with all the guys we grew up reading about and knowing. The hobby is aging.
RIP, Joe.
Don
RIP Joe, sure could make them Oldsmobiles fly, hope he didn't take all the cylinder head secrets with him!!!!
Hey, life's a b----, nobody's lived through it yet!!!!Quote:
Originally Posted by Itoldyouso
Ya but the S.O.B-es seem to Live the Longer Lifes ? He was one of the Few Real Good Head Porters Left :(Quote:
Originally Posted by Dave Severson
Joe used to sponsor me back in the 70's when I was into drag boat racing
Man, did he have sum tricks for them Olds motors, sure got the Big Block
Chevy boys attention, when that 472 Olds would blow by em in the lights!!!
God Speed Joe.
THEE olds man. R.I.P
was one helluva pioneering force in hotrodding/racing.
RIP Joe
He made a short appearance in last weekend's episode about head porting on HorsepowerTV.
Mike