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07-08-2013, 08:36 AM
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Re: Old School Super Stock pics
So Neil, I'm guessing that after racing a car like that one, racing a 301 turbo Firebird is mainstream?
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07-08-2013, 09:54 AM
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Re: Old School Super Stock pics
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07-08-2013, 12:17 PM
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Re: Old School Super Stock pics
NHRA allowed me to have an aluminum TQ as long as it had the parking brake unit on the tail housing....069J converter...and the STR-14 intake and carbs that I bought from Willard Wright. Bought the car for 20 bucks in Covina, CA and towed it back to western NY. It was my first Mopar and I really liked it....Unfortunatley other SS/IA Camaros had me covered by 3 tenths....SO, the following year switched to a 1961 Dodge Phoenix convertible. That moved me into SS/KA and only 2 tenths short of being competitive. I didn`t stray to far from local tracks back then. The Phoenix was bright red with a white top and the Pioneer was deep purple.. wish I had better pictures of them. Have always been fond of odd combos as Billy can attest to, lol
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