looking for some results from 66-69 super stock nationals

[BIGMOPAR]

hi,
thanks for the info on john dagostino, coincidently thats my last name too, but no relation.

this was a dark blue 66 plymouth satelite hemi

[Paul Ceasrine]

Found another entrant for A/SA at the 1969 Super Stock Nationals

1969 National Records
A/S ....... 11.63 @ 121.29MPH
A/SA .... 11.79 @ 120.52 MPH

Eddie Taylor from Binghamton, New York -

1966 Belvedere Sedan '426 Street Hemi' (Post Car)

A good artice about Eddie Taylor in June of 1969.

His 1966 'A/SA' Belvedere 'Tri-Cities Hemi' was running 12.10's in early-1969 and then in June 1969
he put in a Tim Richard's (Scranton, Pennyslvania) built 727 Transmission.

Quote,
"We blew the Transmission at the Springnationals, so we decided to go with the best Transmission builder
around in Tim Richards. I'm expecting expecting big things for the second-half of 1969, and I'm looking forward
to the Super Stock Nationals at York, and the 'Big Stock Meet' at Maple Grove."

The Belvedere {Sedan} was White with gold lettering '"Tri-Cities Hemi", and Fenton Shark Mag Wheels.

[Paul Ceasrine]

Eddie,

In 1969, the (1966 thru 1969 Mopar cars) that would qualify for 'A/SA' { 7.50 - 7.99 Wt/Hp }

1966
Plymouth Belvedere or Satellite ... {426 Street Hemi}
Dodge Coronet or Coronet 500 ..... {426 Street Hemi}

1967
Plymouth GTX .................................. {426 Street Hemi}
Dodge R/T ....................................... {426 Street Hemi}

1968
Plymouth Road Runner or GTX ..... {426 Street Hemi}
Dodge Super Bee or R/T ............... {426 Street Hemi}

1969
Plymouth Road Runner or GTX ..... {426 Street Hemi}
Dodge Super Bee or R/T ............... {426 Street Hemi}

Note; The 'lightest' of the '426 Street Hemi' B-Body cars, was the 1968 Road Runner (Pillared Coupe) at #3569 lbs.,
which factored in at (# 3569 lbs. ~ 465 HP) = 7.67 Wt/Hp