She is with "Gentleman" Joe Schubeck, there, driver of the Hurst Hairy Olds, amongst other vehicles.

 

Va va va voom!!!!

 

I wonder what year this was and where? I bought this picture had to have it.

 

1966, judging by Harry there in the back left.

 

She had a personality to match the rest of her hot body..... Tedd

 

The "Gentleman" looks to be inspecting the front end.

 

Thought i seen a 68/70 Torino off to the right but not sure. LOL yeah that Joe had front end distraction problems.

 

 

ut oh.🚀 my rocket is

 

So glad I got the chance to meet her at last year's H/O Nationals. What a super lady!!

 

I would love to meet her some day. I wonder if she really understands how much she helped the hobby.

 

The photo was taken in 1966 at Bakersfield before the first run of Hairy. When I had Linda sign these she had never seen this photo before.

 

Is that Joe's signature under Linda's. That explains the red ford. It must be a Fairlane.

 

Notice where Joes eyes are fixated on in the first picture. My "encounter" with Linda was at the Miller Oldsmobile meet at Norwalk. Probably 15 years ago. Dick had the Car Show on the spectator side of the track. It was the year he had a lot of Hurst Olds and he had Linda there. I had a little mini bike I nicknamed "widow maker." I rode it over to the car show, I was on the main aisle. A G-body Hurst Olds was coming up the side aisle ready to turn right on to the main aisle to leave. People sitting on the passenger side corner started saying goodbye to Linda. She was leaning to the passenger side saying goodbye as she wide turned right into my lane. I went to the right into the grass, no big deal. Linda stopped and apologize for not watching were she was going. I told no problem, have a good day. When I went back to the pits, I jokingly told my Buddies, Linda Vaughan almost killed me on "widow maker."

 

Miss Hurst