Dragging main street in my home town was a total of 5 blocks one way.
I'm not talking about how much drinking I did when a heck of a lot younger.
I'm not talking about how much drinking I did when a heck of a lot younger.
Late 60's early 70's is when I dragged main from Sonic north of town to the bowling alley south. We cruised chicks in Cudas, Stingers, Chargers, Demons, Mach 1's, Chevelle SS'sssss, beer, Boone's Farm Strawberry Hill in Sonic cups with crushed ice! Maddog 2020, Cherry Vodka, Everclear and Swisher Sweets. Got run out of a hundred parking lots, parks and lakes. Good times, we thought at the time. I was mostly bored but it beat sitting at home watching Gunsmoke and Beverly Hillbillies.
We used to drag Riverside in Tulsa then NW 39th in OKC.
Dragging main street in my home town was a total of 5 blocks one way.
I'm not talking about how much drinking I did when a heck of a lot younger.
Dragging Grand was the thing way before your day. We used to pull up to a stoplight on Grand, jump out, open the hood, pull the dipstick, hand it to the driver and then drive off while at the traffic light.I've wondered what generation was the first to not have a drag. We used to drag Grand Ave back in my day. They'd usually post two or three young cops there every Friday and Saturday to keep the peace and what not. Buddy had an old boat of a Galaxy with a trap door in the back. Get pulled over, drop beer down at the right time, they'd never know.
We had a game in high school. The dipstick thing reminded me. When we found a guy and girl in the boonies we didn't disturb them but we did "bushwhack" them. We took the guy's gas cap and ran. The next class period we would give his cap back to the girl. Everyone in class knew what had happened because she had to give the cap back to the guy. That was the rule.Dragging Grand was the thing way before your day. We used to pull up to a stoplight on Grand, jump out, open the hood, pull the dipstick, hand it to the driver and then drive off while at the traffic light.
My 55 Ford custom line 272 CI Y Block 8 cylinder with Mondello heads, Crane Cam modified four speed overdrive manual tranny was the king of the 1 block drag race on Grand.
Ponca City still remembers dragging Grand back in the day.
They have a special event every year where the old hot rods can still show up and "drag Grand" down main street.
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