Brimfield High School - Spectator Yearbook (Brimfield, IL)

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‘‘Little Deuce Coupe” is only one of the many types of cars found in the parking lot. If you found yourself out back before school you would hear such vocabulary as ‘‘hemi,” “Dual exhaust,” “lift kit,” and “beauty rings.” With all these different parts to a car, we find they can perform certain tricks like: donuts,” when you spin your car around in circles. “Bleach burnies” are done when you pour bleach on the road and then spin your tires at high speed. Finally a reverse drop is where you speed your car in reverse and then change into drive quickly causing the wheels to spin and then proceed to “burn out.” Mark Maher'a 1967 Ford Fairlana (top loft) a cruaing car itaalf, (left) Dan Aaharat’a Monte Carlo, looka like the partact driving machina. Thia atrippad bug (bottom loft) nicknamed by ita driver “Rapid Ruth. Corvair ia the name of Quint Koahl’a ehow piece (bottom right), with the engine in the beck. Here (top of this pege) we aee Rick Hauk’a aky blue Monte Carlo. Rick adda a touch of claaa to hia car by putting Cragara lower top) on which coat around $90 a piece. Thia flaahy 1967 maroon and black claaaic Muatang (middle) of Bob Franklin’a got many ooh'a and aah'a when it came to achool. Jeff Stahl'a chic looking Olde' Cutlaaa 442 (bottom) ia a change to a newer atyle. Cars — 7

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