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Re: WinterNationals 1973-1974
Mark, I built my 1966 nova K/S in 1974, it had 10 in. wide L-60/15 size street slicks M&H i believe and Hooker fender well header, reground cam stock lift and duration, stock fuel pump,I paid $850.00 for my 283 built by Herman Chapman, The only way i remember what year it was because i had a new 1974 Ford pickup, Ran Indy that year and red lite in class. Tom
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Re: WinterNationals 1973-1974
X-Tech man, That was back when you had to use stock leaf springs, the tire`s side walls was the problem, had to use big hammer to make fit, Now you see nova`s with reverse off set wheels that wouldn`t fit in old days. Tom
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Re: WinterNationals 1973-1974
I wonder if the wagon that Les Young had was the same one that Jerry McClanahan had ?
And I believe later Rob Robinson of Stark Street Pizza had ? And then I believe it went to the "Inland Empire" area...like San Dimas or that area ... Last edited by John Kelley; 06-10-2010 at 09:44 AM. |
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Re: WinterNationals 1973-1974
cals big wagon is STILL the record holder... now with a stick & it belongs to tim weinzapel
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