Equally popular to drag racing in the '60s and ... that rivalries between the cars started to form. One of these rivalries was between The Little Red Wagon (LWR) and HEMI Under Glass (HUG ...

See All 5 Photos The formula of massive 10x15 racing slicks, weight distribution across the 90-inch wheelbase, and gut-wrenching power allowed Little Red Wagon to develop a habit for lifting its ...

The Little Red Wagon became the forerunner of every ... Richard told Truckin', "I had been racing wheelie cars since 1969, and I was looking for something new and original to do.

and one of the craziest was a drag-racing pickup truck called the Little Red Express. Based on a "Forward Control" Dodge A100, the Little Red Express had a mid-mounted 426 cu. in. NASCAR V8 ...

That was especially true in the mid-'60s for what became the Funny Car class ... American race. With the tailgate open and the rear bumper scraping the pavement, the Little Red Wagon made a ...

Ever miss your childhood days riding around in a red wagon? A Wasilla ... their scale replica of the beloved childhood wagon after visiting a car show in summer 2009 in Oregon, and seeing another ...

Leno, who was a teenager at the time, had always assumed the car was built to be a wheelstander, but Riggle assured him that Brock and Hurst intended it to be an FX-class race car. Bill ...