Best Super Stock Station Wagon/All Time?

[danny waters sr]

Ed Mcglawhorn ( Mr Ed )had a few wagon superstockers back in the day. still has a couple on hand now,...

[Mark Yacavone]

Originally Posted by Tom Goldman

Way too many good wagons to pick just one.

War Wagon ,Behemouth ,Tons o' Fun, Vista Bruiser, Hydro Phobia,[ok it was a Sedan Delivery] were some of my faves.

Tom , Most of these were not ever Super Stockers, as far as I know.

[Stewart Way]

Around 40 years have passed since this happened but I am 99% sure it was Ronnie Traffanstedt in his wagon. In the 70's we ran a one day points meet at Blaney Dragstrip in SC. Not allowed to race on sunday so it was all done in one day. This was when we ran from Top Fuel on down at points meets. I was working the scales and fuel check during eliminations and Ronnie was going rounds. Think this was when we ran off the records so any advantage was big. Around the qfinals Ronnie asked if we were tearing down winners and runner up or just winner. I said likely just winners because it was getting late. After he won the semis he asked again. Same answer. He then told me the other car in the final was big in the motor but he woudnt win so he didn't have to tear down. Ronnie said he would prove the other car was cheating by leaving in 3rd, going back to 1st and the other car would not pass him. Sure enough the other car didn't pass Ronnie and was really shocked when he came by the scales and was told we were tearing down winner and runner-up. First the RU said okay then argued about it. Buster finally gor involved and the RU never did tear down so he was banned for 1 year.

[GarysZ24]

Originally Posted by The Hawk

For me,ANY station wagon class car is all star! I`ve alway admired `em. My favorite SSer right now is Gregg Luneack`s. Always loved the Nova wagons! Al Corda`s big old Mopar is pretty cool too!

x2 Hawk on Gregg's Wagon, and sorry Scott for no pictures of it, but since it's still racing, Auto Imagery would probably have current/recent photos of it...oh and by the way, I'll give a hoot for Ed Wise's former '65 Chevelle wagon that used to terrorize D5 back in the 70's & 80's, and got new life as a pro et bracket car in the 90's and 00's! It was navy blue with a white top, and I believe it ran SS/MA when Eddie had it. If I recall correctly Val Hedworth, Marv Ripes, and Herman Chapman had something to do with why it was one of the best wagon racers D5 had....

[LNorton]

Mike Boyles " Good ole Charlie Brown" 57 Chevy

The End.

[jmcarter]

Quote:
Mike Boyles " Good ole Charlie Brown" 57 Chevy
The End.

The "Class of 65" wagon now campaigned by the Koopmans is a pretty darn cool stocker but Boyles car has been so active for so long it's hard to not give it the nod. Boyles even ran the 11.90 class during the Billy Myers IHRA era.

Come on Rev! Get the 65 back out!!!

[Bobby Bennett]

In today's sportsman racing, it would have been Super Stock. Back then, it was Modified -- the only Wagon I know of, which won multiple world championships in the class. Gene Fulton's white wagon.

http://www.competitionplus.com/drag-...-built-history

[Bobby Bennett]

Mike Boyles -- 22 nationals, 55 divisional wins.

http://www.competitionplus.com/drag-...a-legend-lives

[Dave Ribeiro]

How about Div 1 standout Joe Kenney SS /NA , WON 3 National events in a row in one year ....

[Tom Goldman]

Originally Posted by Mark Yacavone

Tom , Most of these were not ever Super Stockers, as far as I know.

Yep, the brain starts to fizzle after a long weekend of racing !
The Vista Bruiser saw SS action ,but the rest were Stockers but were sure tops in their day.
They still were some of the more exciting cars to watch, especially Tons o Fun,
The 3 foot high chassis twist wheelies were amazing for a car that size !