Eddie Hill's Double Dragon Twin-Engine Dragster The multi-engine craze was hot in the early '60s. What was so unique about Hill's Twin Dragon was that Eddie actually designed and made his own aluminum castings that held this unique machine together. As a graduate of Texas Engineering, making castings was more like a school homework project. Also, note the dual slicks. Shouldn't a dual-engine dragster have dual slicks? But considering the limited traction of racing slicks in the early '60s, it's surprising more racers didn't do this. This 11" x 17" full-color art print is made on white card stock and shrink wrapped on cardboard. Signed and numbered by the artist in a series of 500. As seen in Super Stock and Drag Illustrated Magazine. Sent via USPS Priority Mail with delivery confirmation for easy tracking and speedy delivery.