One cool stocker - Page 4

Marvin Broin · 11-21-2009, 08:12 PM

Richard originally had a 67 Fairlane Hardtop out of Brookdale Ford. In 67 we ran into a lot of engine valve train problems. We continued to run
the 66 Hemi at the time. I convinced Richard to turn the Super Stock Fairlane in to a 410 h.p. stocker like Tom Shuchmacker from Ohio.
As a "stocker " the car was starting to fly. Sitting on my parents steps,
I convieced Richard to take the engine out of the Hardtop and put it into a wagon. It was not easy finding the wagon body. Little known fact, we tracked down a lic. plate number of one we saw on the road one day.
The car belonged to a neighbor of John Hagen's (Pro Stock Racer)
mother. It took a couple of week to change things over. First pass down the track (BIR) it went a .10 below the national record and the rest was history.

11-21-2009, 08:12 PM	#31
Marvin Broin Junior Member Join Date: Nov 2009 Posts: 1 Likes: 0 Liked 0 Times in 0 Posts	Re: One cool stocker Richard originally had a 67 Fairlane Hardtop out of Brookdale Ford. In 67 we ran into a lot of engine valve train problems. We continued to run the 66 Hemi at the time. I convinced Richard to turn the Super Stock Fairlane in to a 410 h.p. stocker like Tom Shuchmacker from Ohio. As a "stocker " the car was starting to fly. Sitting on my parents steps, I convieced Richard to take the engine out of the Hardtop and put it into a wagon. It was not easy finding the wagon body. Little known fact, we tracked down a lic. plate number of one we saw on the road one day. The car belonged to a neighbor of John Hagen's (Pro Stock Racer) mother. It took a couple of week to change things over. First pass down the track (BIR) it went a .10 below the national record and the rest was history.