65-70 Mustang stocker

Robert Simpson · 02-19-2019, 10:47 PM

I believe Kip's car is for sale in SC. It was owned by a chassis shop that is directly across the street from Carolina dragway?.I think it was NRC chassis? I would try there. When it was for sale they had a great deal on buying everything.

DRAKE VISCOME · 02-19-2019, 11:42 PM

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Originally Posted by Robert Simpson

I believe Kip's car is for sale in SC. It was owned by a chassis shop that is directly across the street from Carolina dragway?.I think it was NRC chassis? I would try there. When it was for sale they had a great deal on buying everything.

Robert...that may still be true...looked @ car during IHRA National event @ Jackson SC...several years ago...BUT it wasn't Kip's car (maybe it was ?) as I re-call...OLD AGE has me stuck on name...believe Richard Clark's...west coast car w/fresh paint...did have a complete spare motor-trans-wheels/tires yada-yada...a bit "old" stuff... by todays' standards...transmission/clutch pkg...wasn't a chassis shop per 'se...but a shop where work on various race cars was done...nice guy...Bob owned it originally from NY...had health issues...his phone #803-471-3409...may still be good...asking price was around 25-6k for all back then...how negotiable that was/is...have no idea...

tim65fastback · 02-21-2019, 02:02 PM

Thank you everyone, I mailed the chassis shop, but no reply yet. I mailed Don Keen and Dave Moreno, and both answered, so I've asked more questions. Maybe a little more than planned spend, and really would like a real CJ rather than a clone, but its a great pedigree so worthy of a few questions. Maybe I'll try that phone no. too. But what is the car ?
As for the 2010 car, sounds great, but its too new for me, in an ideal world I'd hoped to find a 65 or 66, but would consider a 67-70. Nothing newer though. Anyway, just wanted to say thanks. Tim

GTX JOHN · 02-27-2019, 09:33 PM

You could not do better than Don Keen's Mustang.....
It is a proven winner.
By the time we cut and tear up these cars........
Original #'s do not make much difference.
The history of Don's car does!

Greg Reimer 7376 · 02-28-2019, 11:37 AM

You can't believe how much better off you would be by buying a proven race car with a history of winning lots of rounds.To start from scratch, build or get a
motor,trans,converter, and go through all kinds of chassis set ups just to arrive at a decent baseline of consistency is a lot of work, time, and probably more money than buying the right thing the first time. Having been there and done that is what nearly everybody on this forum has done and would agree with.

02-19-2019, 10:47 PM	#1
Robert Simpson Senior Member Join Date: Aug 2004 Location: Jacksonville, Florida Posts: 808 Likes: 7 Liked 20 Times in 12 Posts	Re: 65-70 Mustang stocker I believe Kip's car is for sale in SC. It was owned by a chassis shop that is directly across the street from Carolina dragway?.I think it was NRC chassis? I would try there. When it was for sale they had a great deal on buying everything.

02-21-2019, 02:02 PM	#3
tim65fastback Junior Member Join Date: Feb 2019 Posts: 3 Likes: 0 Liked 0 Times in 0 Posts	Re: 65-70 Mustang stocker Thank you everyone, I mailed the chassis shop, but no reply yet. I mailed Don Keen and Dave Moreno, and both answered, so I've asked more questions. Maybe a little more than planned spend, and really would like a real CJ rather than a clone, but its a great pedigree so worthy of a few questions. Maybe I'll try that phone no. too. But what is the car ? As for the 2010 car, sounds great, but its too new for me, in an ideal world I'd hoped to find a 65 or 66, but would consider a 67-70. Nothing newer though. Anyway, just wanted to say thanks. Tim

02-27-2019, 09:33 PM	#4
GTX JOHN VIP Member Join Date: Jun 2009 Location: Boulder City, Nevada 89005 Posts: 2,737 Likes: 2,816 Liked 2,489 Times in 699 Posts	Re: 65-70 Mustang stocker You could not do better than Don Keen's Mustang..... It is a proven winner. By the time we cut and tear up these cars........ Original #'s do not make much difference. The history of Don's car does! __________________ John Irving 741 Stock 741 Super Stock

02-28-2019, 11:37 AM	#5
Greg Reimer 7376 VIP Member Join Date: Nov 2008 Location: Glendora,Calif. Posts: 1,137 Likes: 172 Liked 719 Times in 220 Posts	Re: 65-70 Mustang stocker You can't believe how much better off you would be by buying a proven race car with a history of winning lots of rounds.To start from scratch, build or get a motor,trans,converter, and go through all kinds of chassis set ups just to arrive at a decent baseline of consistency is a lot of work, time, and probably more money than buying the right thing the first time. Having been there and done that is what nearly everybody on this forum has done and would agree with.