R & C-0104-1949-Meruury-Custom Fire Throwers 3 by stnaper
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And for my third pic here's a pair of Mercury fire throwers for you to view. Just to note the "53" Ford left of the Mercury was also a fire thrower but couldn't get his to work that day. Also I'd like to add there's another car around town here called "Sha Boom" a full custom 40's Ford that does this also. I found it also interesting that in other states all around this country there are custom cars called "Sha Boom" must be a common name in customs. The only other thing I'd like to add about these fire thrower cars is I always stood a long way away from them because I always worried one of these might backfire and explode even though it never happened the thought was always there. I hope you liked these. Tomorrow back to Custom Rods.
Comments (6)
crunch01
Shaboom Shaboom,, great song from the 50s.... wow great to see these shots, though i am too young to have seen this when it was the fad,, I have in many movies.. , my dad told me of his old rod that he had installed spark plugs into the rear of the pipes,, to do this....looks very very cool thnx cool pic!
KnightWolverine
One could always use this technique when roasting marshmallows...(wink)....(smiles)...lol....
Rick68
Super Fricken Cool!
Radar_rad-dude
Magnificent series on the flame throwers! Excellent photos! Thanks for sharing these great captures! Much appreciated!
Xanthmann
They have the afterburners now all they need is the wings! It is a shame you couldn't get a shot of them in the dark. Hmmmm, wings...I know there has to be a '59 Caddy El that is a flame thrower...perhaps even a Superbird
Richardphotos
for a long time when I was young, I was thinking it was from the exhaust, but then I learn they inject a flammable liquid and the heat causes it to burn. beautiful Mercs and capture