My recreation of my fathers 1967 Super Stock
 

This project is a tribute to my Father Gene Takash. He was a fierce competitor in NHRA division 2 through the 60's.This was my favorite race car he had when I was growing up. I always wanted to do something for him. So I have recreated his 1967 SS/EA Dodge. This project has been a 3 year venture and is closing fast. Hope to do a burn out this season ! http://i425.photobucket.com/albums/p...er/ontruck.jpg
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Re: My recreation of my fathers 1967 Super Stock
 

Hereare some build Pictures!

Enjoy!


More to Come.

Re: My recreation of my fathers 1967 Super Stock
 

Very nice way to honor your dad, looking forward to pictures of the finished project.

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Are you building the car as a legal SS'er?

Re: My recreation of my fathers 1967 Super Stock
 

Nice shots of the '67 Coronet...what color was it originally, I can't tell if that is black or dark brown with a champagne color roof...and yes keep us updated on the cars progress.

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Truck's cool too---Trevor

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Nice tribute Tim! Hope its on the track soon.

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Reminds me of another black 1967 Plymouth I saw at a Chrysler test session circa 1976 in Bradenton. I seem to remember it was called Jumping Jack or something like it. I think it was all black as best as I can remember after 35 years or so. Pretty car and the uniforms look very professional. I was thinking the roof should have been gold to go with the lettering.

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More Chassis Pictures

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Evidently not. Rulebook in S/S says when moving rear framerail in..."Bottom of framerail may not be higher than location of original floor."