The most valuable/desirable Stock and Super Stockers

[west coast]

How about Jim Isherwoods 1967 Hemi Belvedere it is an orginal car somebody out of Canadá can share the specs on that car.

[Bob Don]

Dave LeBrun's (now Johnny Gray's) '69 Camaro.

[novassdude]

I would have to say Bob Swan's 1967 Shelby GT500 and Steve Koppien’s COPO 427 have got to be high on the list.

[Eric Merryfield]

Originally Posted by Bob Don

Dave LeBrun's (now Johnny Gray's) '69 Camaro.

Desirable not in order Value up to person

I prefer Mopars but....

original SS/AH hemi dart of the Comella family.

Any original 69.5 6 pack superbee or Road Runner....not sure if the one being competed with are real cars or not.....I really like them if they are original cars

Dragpaks done by Mike Roth

Original pilot dakotas.....I just like them

Any # matching A, B, or E body car in Stock, less so for superstock if cut, but still sweet.

Non-mopar

Current cars in the allstars

Broadbent's Z
Strang's Firebird
the Superstock brothers with the red novas...if you haven't seen them, they are stunning
Don's 67 nova(black)
All three of the Pires novas
Santangelos super stocker
The other shoe box novas

There are so too many to list just in the all stars before we get in to the cars like Gaffneys, the 67Z, etc.

Eric

[Alan Nyhus]

Originally Posted by tony wood

STEVE KOPPIEN'S real deal COPO that he still has, with the correct 427 in the shop. Now thats one high dollar nice & fast race car.

Here it is, just after Steve's national event win at Brainerd:

[K Stubbs]

Jim Cimarollis Nova is a real Nickey Nova...Pretty cool

[SSGN]

Lots of nice cars and a great post. For the Buick guys, John Gallina's first 7 second superstock Grand National and Tom Rixs GS

Kevin

[Steve Stasko]

John Kakalecik's '70 Hemi 'cuda has also been raced since new. I think Marvin Graves still runs the "Tammy's Toy" '68 LO23 Dart on occasion. Wayne Hutton's SS/AH car is also an original '68 Hemi Barracuda. I think both of Pancake's cars are originals?

I am updating/preparing a '66 Hemi Coronet base sedan for SS/DA that has been parked since 1984. It was an original Hine Motors car from Ohio. 464.5 documented original miles. 1 of 34 Hemi base sedans built.

[Dyno]

Gene Mosbek's original 1964 aluminum nose max wedge Plymouth Savoy. The real deal.

[grncpe]

Originally Posted by Steve Stasko

John Kakalecik's '70 Hemi 'cuda has also been raced since new. I think Marvin Graves still runs the "Tammy's Toy" '68 LO23 Dart on occasion. Wayne Hutton's SS/AH car is also an original '68 Hemi Barracuda. I think both of Pancake's cars are originals?

I am updating/preparing a '66 Hemi Coronet base sedan for SS/DA that has been parked since 1984. It was an original Hine Motors car from Ohio. 464.5 documented original miles. 1 of 34 Hemi base sedans built.

John's car is a real hemi cuda, If anyone didnt know, It was the Lead Zepplin Car.

My Dad was the mech. on the 1964 plymouth "Pink Panther" When they changed from c/sa to SS/EA. 426 max. wedge high comp. Alum nose. The only factory black with red int. High comp. alum. car built. Also National record holder with Sonny Freeman driving.