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I got chased in my 14 sec. Monte Carlo at E-Town by a 78 Ford Mason dump with a supercharged BB Ford dialed 13.78. The Truck was called the "Brickslayer" and it was fully functional. Must have weighed 9000 lbs!
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How an embarrassingly bone stock Nash Metro got put in an experimental class is another question. Yes, it was ugly; yes, it was ridiculous; yes, it looked like something 15 clowns would come rolling out of - but my parents allowed me to buy since they figured I couldn't hurt myself too bad and besides it would even bark the 600-13s in second gear. My early attempts at speed shifting took out a spider gear which turned out to be a huge ordeal to get repaired in rural Missouri. |
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First race I ever won, I drove a '73 VW bus with an auto in the Slow ET class.
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I didn't race against it,,,,,,but I saw it with my own eyes,,,,,,in 1971.
A 1959 Fiat 600 versus a 1963 Willy's Jeep Station wagon. Quite possibly, the slowest combined E.T's in drag racing history. I think the track (Dover Drag Strip) made up the Z/Stock class for them. ![]() Last edited by Paul Ceasrine; 10-09-2011 at 01:34 PM. |
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Back in the late 80's, there was a guy that raced an 86 Cadillac Cimmaron with a 4 speed in it. It was dark green, beige leather, sunroof, all the buttons.. That thing ran almost in the 13's and set several records and was no.1 qualifier more than once.
Oh wait... memory 's starting to go..That was me...
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Mark,
Weren't they considered 'Junior Pimp Mobiles',,,, ![]() By the way, that's Betty Crocker in the passenger seat... ![]() |
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Again, it was not a Stock or Super Stock car, but back in the day, at Music City, AKA "the Hill", there was a red Datsun pick up truck with a big block Chevy and a 'Glide. In the bed. J. R. Sosh owned it, and called it "Ratsun".
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SBC powered Chevy LUV
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Sorry Paul, that's not a Cadillac Cimarron, that looks more like a Coupe DeVille. Much smaller than the car in the photo...Cimarrons back then were actually Cadillac Cavaliers...same assembly line/platform.
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Gary,
I stand corrected,,,,,,,,,,,that was the wrong Cadillac I posted.. The 86' Cimarron, smaller than a 'shoe-box'. |
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