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 These pages are literally the scrapbook Ron Rivero
put together while in the US Army. This is not the definitive
story of the Frantic 4, it just covers 1963 through early 1964.

The Teams
first World Record

Team
Frantic 4 pose behind their most famous A/FD at San Gabriel in
1963. Dennis Holding, Jim Fox, Ron Rivero and Norm Weekly
 Another group shot from San Gabriel in
1963 - Dennis Holding, Jim Fox, Norm Weekly and Ron Rivero. Nice
shot of the front end of the Pepmuller chassis.

 This is the earliest
shot in the book. Pomona, 1963
 Another early shot -
Bakersfield, 1963
 Norm Weekly VS Chris
Karamesines - Pomona, 1963 Dave Shipman Photo

 Without question, one
of the wildest and most photographed wheelie shots was of Norm
Weekly in the "Frantic 4" A/FD against Don Moody in
the "Golden Thing" AA/FD at the 1963 Winternationals.
This angle was caught by Bill Turney and unfortunately doesn't
show Moody who is in an equally wild power wheel stand. Bill Turney Photo
 Same meet different wheel stand. Here
Norm Weekly carries the front end for about 500 feet before settling
down to low ET of the race.
 A great overhead shot
of the Frantic 4 car from Fontana in 1963.
 From the pages of Popular
Hot Rodding in 1963.
 Great candid shot of Norm Weekly and
engine ace, Jim Fox in 1964. John Durand Photo
 Another candid shot of
Norm Weekly and Ron Rivero standing behind the Frantic 4 A/FD
as it sat on the trailer prior to going to a race in 1962. This
is a rare shot with their own engine by Demar Ray.


















 From the pages of Cars Magazine in 1963.

 Norm Weekly (far lane) is off to another
victory at the Smokers Meet at Bakersfield in 1963. Dave Shipman Photo
 Norm Weekly (far lane)
pulling way from Zane Schubert at the Smokers Meet at Bakersfield
in 1963. Dave Shipman Photo
 Norm Weekly (far lane)
at the Smokers Meet at Bakersfield in 1963. Dave Shipman Photo




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this is broken up into two pages... "The
Frantic 4" - Part 2
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