Original Little Red Wagon A-100?
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This picture was when the truck was first built as strictly a drag truck; not as a wheelstander.
It was only after they noticed it's propensity for wheelies that it was "reassigned" for
exhibition attraction duty and Bill Golden took over.
Dick Branster (of Color-Me-Gone fame) was originally involved with the build; not Golden.
The truck was regularly seen, along with the original Color-Me-Gone super stocker, sitting
at Ted Spehar's Jimmy Addison managed Sunoco station.
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This picture was when the truck was first built as strictly a drag truck; not as a wheelstander.
It was only after they noticed it's propensity for wheelies that it was "reassigned" for
exhibition attraction duty and Bill Golden took over.
Dick Branster (of Color-Me-Gone fame) was originally involved with the build; not Golden.
The truck was regularly seen, along with the original Color-Me-Gone super stocker, sitting
at Ted Spehar's Jimmy Addison managed Sunoco station.
