Where are these cars now?

[2021STK]

Originally Posted by Wayne Totaro

I sold this Corvette after the 1977 season to a guy in Chicago. I know it was still in Super Stock in 1979. Does anyone know what happened to the car? Thanks

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Dave

[Todd Boyer]

Originally Posted by thomas sheehan

How about this one?
I was told (correct me if you know something different) that this was the first SS/GT car
to hit the track back in the 80's..... Dick Henry (Ed Quay built).



Is this the same car??? (Ron Morehead)

In comments of a Bob Rice pic (of the car as Dick Henry built it) on Facebook, Ron Morehead confirmed to me that this is the same car. I'm pretty sure it was the first GT Camaro built, but not sure if it's the first GT car period ....

[danny waters sr]

[QUOTE=thomas sheehan;300691]How about this one?
I was told (correct me if you know something different) that this was the first SS/GT car
to hit the track back in the 80's..... Dick Henry (Ed Quay built).

(Ron Morehead)



I would say yes.
Did anybody notice the headers coming out at the FRONT bumper ?
He ran this car at Kinston Dragstrip when it was originally built...

[Todd Boyer]

[QUOTE=danny waters sr;300870]

Originally Posted by thomas sheehan

How about this one?
I was told (correct me if you know something different) that this was the first SS/GT car
to hit the track back in the 80's..... Dick Henry (Ed Quay built).

(Ron Morehead)



I would say yes.
Did anybody notice the headers coming out at the FRONT bumper ?
He ran this car at Kinston Dragstrip when it was originally built...

You beat me to it Danny, in Tom's pic you can see the headers coming out in front of the front wheel. There was an article in SS&DI on the car when it was originally built, and it talks about the headers....

[Michael Kilduff]

[QUOTE=Todd Boyer;300871]

Originally Posted by danny waters sr

You beat me to it Danny, in Tom's pic you can see the headers coming out in front of the front wheel. There was an article in SS&DI on the car when it was originally built, and it talks about the headers....

Al Brister is a member here, and he helped Dick Henry a lot with this car back when it was first built. If he happenes to stumble across this thread he can probably elaborate on the headers and other such stuff. I remember seeing Dick run the car at Kinston and Jacksonville quite a bit in the mid to late 1980s.

[Rory McNeil]

[QUOTE=Todd Boyer;300871]

Originally Posted by danny waters sr

You beat me to it Danny, in Tom's pic you can see the headers coming out in front of the front wheel. There was an article in SS&DI on the car when it was originally built, and it talks about the headers....

If that is the same issue of SS&DI that I have, they featured what were believed to be the first 2 SS GT cars to be used in competition, the Dick Henry Camaro, and Len Schneiders Thunderbird. Schneiders TBird was first built with a 428 Cobra Jet, but was switched to a 351 Cleveland soon after. As far as I know, Len still has the car, but has not raced it much in recent years.

[Mike Carr]

[QUOTE=Rory McNeil;300931]

Originally Posted by Todd Boyer

If that is the same issue of SS&DI that I have, they featured what were believed to be the first 2 SS GT cars to be used in competition, the Dick Henry Camaro, and Len Schneiders Thunderbird. Schneiders TBird was first built with a 428 Cobra Jet, but was switched to a 351 Cleveland soon after. As far as I know, Len still has the car, but has not raced it much in recent years.

Is this the old Len Schneider T-bird? It is now owned and raced by Vic Guilmino.

[CycloneFE]

[QUOTE=Mike Carr;300932]

Originally Posted by Rory McNeil

Is this the old Len Schneider T-bird? It is now owned and raced by Vic Guilmino.

I think this is the previous owner at Joliet.

[Todd Boyer]

[QUOTE=Rory McNeil;300931]

Originally Posted by Todd Boyer

If that is the same issue of SS&DI that I have, they featured what were believed to be the first 2 SS GT cars to be used in competition, the Dick Henry Camaro, and Len Schneiders Thunderbird. Schneiders TBird was first built with a 428 Cobra Jet, but was switched to a 351 Cleveland soon after. As far as I know, Len still has the car, but has not raced it much in recent years.

Yes Rory, that's the same mag I have. It's buried way way deep in the files. I'd forgotten about Len Schneider's T-Bird being in it.

[Nitro Joe Jackson]

I do know these pictures are of the same car.