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Twin Engined Drag Car History
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Newest Twins ......
New but Unknown Abbott - Goldstien Chuck Tanko Jack Williams
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History ......
Tributes ......
More "Golden" Greek ......
( Great Story )
Twins Being Restored ......
Restored or Recreated ......
Introduction ......
In 1998, a Newsgroup was asked - How
many twin engined drag cars can we name? TwoToGo was created from that first list of 45 twins to preserve this small part of drag racing history.
Misc. ......
Unidentified Twins ......
Flathead Twin from Canada.
Need Photo
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News ......
5 / 18 / 2009
Our - New Photos - page is now our History page, shows some of the looks of TwoToGo over the last ten years.
Keep the Twins and new photos coming so we can go another ten years. THANKS to all our contributors.
5 / 5 / 2009
Know we just updated our Homepage not that long ago, just seemed sort of too conservitive - so we went with
this page. If you prefer the old Homepage - click HERE
4 / 23 / 2009
One more down - Dave Huber sent us pictures of the Butch Hummell Twin.
199 Twins 475+ Photos Dennis Friend Joel F. Naprstek Byron Stack
# 199
Peterson and Beaver, a
West Coast Twin says
East Coast identifier Jack Brady. Thanks to Mike Algire for finding the photo.
8 / 3 / 2009
Dom Paris is rebuilding the Paris Bros. Twin, you can see a vidio of the accident and read about the rebuild here:
7 / 15 / 2009
What was the Frank Smith Twin has been identified, pictures coming soon. 6 / 18 / 2009
# 198 Identifyed by Ray Newton
This twin Chevy dragster belonged to Harry Hovis. He had a shop, Cloverleaf Auto, in Jennings, MO. He drove the
car and so did Ron Shreves. Ron went 164 mph, at Alton, with it sideways in the lights! The name of the car was
Double Trouble. Harry died in 1967, a non - racing deal. Currently, Harry's nephews own Hovis Racing Engines in St. Peters, MO.
Thank You Ray
New Photos ---- Added
10 / 06 / 09
Updated
10 / 31 / 2009
ALL treats for TwoToGo today, no tricks. Thanks to Mike Algire for the photo - and - Jack Brady the ID, we have
Twin #199.
1950's to
1965
1966 to Date
11 / 15 / 2009
2009 Winter Project -- Fix'n Photos. For many years the most popular computer screen resolution was 800 X
600. The new most popular size is 1024 X 768, which will be replaced by something bigger in the future. This
new size has left us with a bunch of pictures that don't look so big when you click on their Thumbnail. The only solution is to go back and make the pictures bigger. Please keep in mind that some of these old photos were being pushed to their limits at 800 X 600, there is only so much PhotoShop can do - should say only so much I can do with it. Have 50 or so done - First Ten Twins, Flathead Twins, Freight Train - only 400 to go.
