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Latest News...Carnival Freedom is returning to service following a 35-day dry dock at Chantier Naval de Marseille in France, emerging with a redesigned funnel, expanded casino space and a series of interior upgrades. The ship departed the shipyard en route to Barcelona ahead of its first post-refurbishment sailing. The dry dock marks one of the vessel’s most significant updates in recent years and prepares...
Latest News...Princess Cruises has released its 2028–2029 Americas program, a wide-ranging deployment featuring more than 250 sailings across North, Central and South America, the Caribbean, the Pacific and Antarctica. The season includes the line’s first return to the Amazon River since 2014, along with expanded offerings in Canada & New England, Hawaii, Mexico, the California Coast, ...
Latest News...Holland America Line has outlined a series of Pan Am-themed experiences that will be featured on its 28-day Pan Am 100th Anniversary Legendary Voyage aboard Zuiderdam, departing October 30, 2027. The sailing, roundtrip from Miami, will retrace portions of Pan American World Airways’ historic routes through the Caribbean and Central America, incorporating onboard programming and shore...
In the mid 60’s the S&S Racing Team out of Falls Church Virginia and Chuck Stolze produced some of the most feared gassers in the nation.
One of the biggest hitters was the K.S. Pittman. S&S Speed Parts knew getting ink in the hot rod magazines was the only way to sell parts, so they positioned themselves in most of the Gasser classes. The line-up included Gene Altizer in A/G, Fred Bear in B/G, Charlie Hill and Pork Zartman (Filthy Forty) in C/G, and Dave Hales in D/G and heading the supercharged (A/GS) was none other than K.S. Pittman.
In 1964, KS Pittman with his trusty Red 1933 Willys coupe hit the strips and became just possibly the most successful A/GS entries ever. It held both ends of every National Record that existed in 1964 (NHRA, AHRA, 1320 Drag News) as well as both ends of the Eastern Drag News Record.
In the fall of 1964 the S&S Team was selected to represent the country at the British Drag Racing Festival in England with KS Pittman at the forefront.
In 1965 Pittman's Willys won the AHRA Winternationals in Phoenix in January and then won the NHRA Winternationals in Pomona in February. In 1967 the team produced an all fiberglass, chopped top 1933 Willys AA/GS racer . This long enduring team lasted into the 1970’s
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