Best Pontiac Powered Super Stockers

[BRINK]

Originally Posted by BRINK

Larry's running GT/NA with his '68 bird, I'm running GT/QA with the '74 GTO. I have to weigh 3670 at the old rating of 250 HP. Next year the weight goes up to 3754 at 256 HP. Larry will weigh quite a bit less in GT/NA .

By the way, we both run 9" slicks.

[JEFF ESSMANN]

Originally Posted by oldskool

Would really like some more info on that Stealy & Hamilton wagon.

I see several things that make this an old pic.

(1) It has Firestone slicks on it.

(2) It has solid Cragar Super Trick wheels on it.

(2) It has an H-O Racing Specialties decal on it.

(3) It has a Winston decal on it.

(4) It has a Crane decal on it. Don't think many have run any Crane stuff in a while.

(5) It has the old Competition Cams decal.

(6) Has an A-1 decal on it. Very few have used an A-1 converter in a while.

(7) Most of the other decals look old too. So, from what ya'll see, aprox what year would this have been ? My best guess would be somewhere between '75 & '85.

the 72 wagon was a 455 ho combo ran ss/ka had a comp cams 316 320 cam the motors were built by Hines racing engnes convertor was an a-1 3800 stall speed transmission was built by al Hamilton jerrys partner and it ran a 12 bolt 513 gear and 12.2 x31.25 w stone under it the car went back on the street in the fall of 1980 when jerry bought the corvette I think he started racing it in 1975 or 6 and I believe it won class or runnered up at indy once also