 The rules state, that if you turn in a record setting speed, you have to go to the impound. |
 Your vehicle must be in the impound within an hour after turning in the record setting run.At the impound you have 2 hours to work on the vehicle. |
 One of the nicest cars here. |
 A really successful team, that has been coming here for years. |
 All the trick stuff like window vents... |
 And one of the trickest looking flathead V-8 Ford motors you'll ever see. |
 Devil is in the details, and everything is checked one more time before the back-up run. |
 Every bit is custom made. |
 The bike is in the impound, and we're waiting to make the back-up run. |
 A little bit of tweaking and adjusting for optimal results. |
 Our back-up run did not happen at 5 pm as announced, but the following morning at 8. |
 Some last minute comments before we get the chance to prove that we both talk the talk and walk the walk. |
 There were many vehicles in impound this morning. Good cool conditions on the Salt. |
 The business end of a streamliner. |
 Very long, lots of motor and dual aluminum front wheels. This team ran 346 MPH - it took them 6 years of trying. Tough business. |
 A model-T tub roadster waiting for his turn. |