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Old 01-05-2023, 12:09 AM   #1
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Default Re: 1967-68 SS/C-D Hemi B-Body: Cold Air or Flat Hood?

A bit more info -

Apparently A864 High & Mighty was sold by Hartley Motors to McKay Swift.

Maycock and Fiskes involvement ended here.

Unsure if the car name changed.


McKay Swift also bought an A990 - Bell Boys, Marshall Bell.
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Old 03-08-2023, 01:27 AM   #3
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I am not even a Mopar guy but find this fascinating. The Jim Clark listed in 64 and 65 , is that a Vancouver area guy who ran alky dragsters in the 90's?

I was at his place once and recall seeing Mopar stuff and pictures.

Also didn't Grumpy Jenkins also run a Hemi in 64?
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I am not even a Mopar guy but find this fascinating. The Jim Clark listed in 64 and 65 , is that a Vancouver area guy who ran alky dragsters in the 90's?

I was at his place once and recall seeing Mopar stuff and pictures.

Also didn't Grumpy Jenkins also run a Hemi in 64?
From what I recall, is that Grumpy drove a 65 Plymouth called the Black Arrow, that was owned by Doc Burgess.

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I know this is an older thread.
But wow, Some good info


In regards to the Grotheer 1967

Ive been told it was a slant six car per the vin ( thus the reason it had red interior , as All RO cars were black interior)

Early on the car had no scoop, The decal was on the decklid.
The door/decklid decals had No shading in the C A B L E lettering
Basically stock appearing hemi underhood

Shortly later it received the scoop , And only the C B E were shaded on doors only.

Then later the decklid decal went away entirely, and the door decals were shaded behind the C A B L E letting

My question would be.
Was the C A B L E and Plymouth lettering always red.?
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I was around Don's 1967 car a lot and I never remember seeing it without a scoop.

I really think there is a scoop on the car in the photo you attached but just very hard to see white on white.

A good friend of mine purchased the car from Don and yes my understanding is that was was a slant six car that had the drive train from Don's 66 installed.

Does anyone know if Don raced at the 1967 Winternationals and if so what car he ran?

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Old 04-10-2025, 02:38 PM   #7
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Default Re: 1967-68 SS/C-D Hemi B-Body: Cold Air or Flat Hood?

I think we determined in another thread Don ran the '66 car at the Winters.

The b&w photo of the '67 car is washed out. I always assumed it had a scoop also, and you couldn't see it because of the print quality of the image.
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I am not even a Mopar guy but find this fascinating. The Jim Clark listed in 64 and 65 , is that a Vancouver area guy who ran alky dragsters in the 90's?

I was at his place once and recall seeing Mopar stuff and pictures.

Also didn't Grumpy Jenkins also run a Hemi in 64?

340 Cuda is correct - Jenkins stood in as driver in a 65 A990 Plymouth and holeshotted Dick Housey’s similar car to win the 65 Winter Nats.

Jenkins had built and tuned the car for Doc Burgess.

He came with a top reputation after dominating 64 with Dave Strickler as driver in the Dodge Boys team.

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340 Cuda is correct - Jenkins stood in as driver in a 65 A990 Plymouth and holeshotted Dick Housey?s similar car to win the 65 Winter Nats.

Jenkins had built and tuned the car for Doc Burgess.

He came with a top reputation after dominating 64 with Dave Strickler as driver in the Dodge Boys team.
As a followup. Was the Jenkins driven Doc Burgess 1965 Plymouth an original A990 , if so it SHOULD be tan interior correct?

The info I have on file shows it was an auto?

I just would assume with Grump driving it would have been 4 spd ?

Edit, Never mind
Found out elsewhere , It was in fact an auto car.

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