If Part 1 proved anything, it was that Chevrolet’s little Vega sure got popular in a hurry with the Funny Car crowd. By the early 1970s, you could travel from
Okay, so I have shown you some of the best examples of Funny Car paint schemes and lettering from back in the day. You know the type of racer who
I guess my first “Reyes on Tour” column featuring great-looking Funny Cars was a smash hit, so why not do Part 2? First off, I must admit that I’m sorry
In my mind, some of the best-looking and most appealing race cars to grace the quarter mile were Funny Cars of the late 1960s through the 1980s. During that time
It was 1963, and I was a wide-eyed 15-year-old kid who had discovered the sport of drag racing at Northern California’s Fremont drag strip. The wonderful world of drag racing
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REYES ON TOUR: INVASION OF THE CHEVROLET VEGA — PART 1
From 1970 to 1977, Funny Car owners seemed to have a love affair with the Chevrolet Vega body style. To be honest, I lost count of the number of Funny