Here's a Pontiac

[oldskool]

There have been a few big Pontiac Stockers, from the last half of the '60's.

Here's one I like, from div 3. Looks to be named "Walton's Mountain". Actually looks like he spelled it Mountian, on the car. Makes me wonder if he later discovered the mistake, & changed it. Or maybe just left it that way, on purpose. Driver's last name is Walton. Can't make out the 1st name.

Anybody remember this car ?

[R. Thorne]

As I have stated before, his name was Bruce Walton. Later, he ran a 1974 GTO for many years.

[Mark Yacavone]

Originally Posted by oldskool

There have been a few big Pontiac Stockers, from the last half of the '60's.

Here's one I like, from div 3. Looks to be named "Walton's Mountain". Actually looks like he spelled it Mountian, on the car. Makes me wonder if he later discovered the mistake, & changed it. Or maybe just left it that way, on purpose. Driver's last name is Walton. Can't make out the 1st name.

Anybody remember this car ?

No, but not a great car.The big car 340 hp had #15 heads, with press in studs. I see where the #16 heads were added later. Still, with the long w.b. and the Firebirds in the 330 range, forget this one.
It would be a fun car though. I had a 68 Ventura with a 3.08 posi. The thing hauled butt, as a street car.
It ran in the 14's , through the stock exhaust, with over 100,000 miles on it.

[oldskool]

He dialed a 13.25. I can't make out what class he ran. Wonder if that 13.25 was under his index, or if he was bracket racing ?

[polyglas]

Where's Fulper???

[Bruce Fulper]

Happily remaining at the top of the Pontiac power making NHRA world. Although I have most of these cars archived, it's neat to see that some of you have enjoyed a 428 before. Either owning or watching.