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Me driving

My 14 year old stepson driving

Here's a couple

bought new in '69

Me and the long term project...

Disgruntled environmental scientist.

I am 63 years old. My wife and I raced for many years back in the 60's & 70's. We raced back in the old match race days. We raced alot of different cars, 392 blown hemi AA/Fuel front engine, Stock, Superstock. We quit racing for a while and went back racing about 3 years ago. The Duster, in the photo, we race now is unquestionably the most fun I've had in a long time. The race team makes the difference.

The name of the race team is "Chris3 Racing". If you notice under the name on the side of the car, "O'Chris" is my son, "Hemiparts" on this site, "Lil' Chris" is my oldest grandson and "CJ, Hemiparts, Jr." is my youngest grandson.

Photo by SSR,Atco NENDRA

Dad and I standing in front of the car . thats as close as I got LOL

This is the best one I got and that's not saying much. The picture is about 8 years ago.
I work for Ford as a product test technician. Part time test equipment calibrator, full time electrical & driveability tech for the vehicle development fleet.

9.85 136mph, Rock Falls, WI

my garage security guard

My Dad and i turning wrenches on my 68 valiant...
I'm a radiologic technologist (xray tech), and got into drag racing about 10 yrs ago when i was 16. Started off with my dart, and then moved up to this valiant making it a drag car so that i can keep my dart as a street car.
He works for our county's roads department, along with being my crew cheif! He's also, got a 70 challenger, but he says he'd rather help me with mine than race his...

My old car from about 7 years ago. The current weapon of choice is in my sig with the same amount of work done to it.

Dad bought the body (less motor and trans) in the mid 70's (was an ex race car with a straight axle) with less then 12k miles for basically nothing, bought a 68 charger r/t (rotted) and placed the drivetrain (440/727) into this car. for the next 10 years my mom and dad used it as there daily driver until the late 80's when the motor/trans was pulled to freshen up. basically i grew up in the passenger seat of this car. in 99 i bought my challenger and my dad and myself threw this back together to go have fun in. Its went through a few different transformations to get to were it is now and in 05 they gave me the shell as a x-mas present (BEST GIFT EVER) I already had a motor built by barton for the challenger so all the parts went into the coronet and the challenger took the back burner. just over 30k miles now and still wearing its original paint. This car has more sentimental value then anything i have ever owned


me 26 years old, fabrication engineer

Here's me from behind in the Rons shirt with the truck. Thought it was a pretty cool advertising picture for Rons!

Me just after putting the final touches on the 636 last year.

My son with the truck last year. He has driven it with the 496 engine but maybe this year he will get his hands on the 636ci! Maybe.....