Best Mustang Super Stock-All Time?

[Rich Biebel]

Barrie Poole......John Elliot........Cool paint.....good drivers ..... 4 speed Cobra jets....and they won some races back in the old days in my area........

[Dave Turner]

Originally Posted by ChevyII

Seeing that we're Canadian eh, I would say Barrie Poole and Sandy Elliott's Cobra Jet Mustangs.

Venice and Dave, pipe in here any time now..... Johnny U. you were still in diapers then....

Mike

EH??.....oh yeah those boys from Chatham really put us on the map back in the '70's. I find it tough to separate the "best" from my "favorite".

Is the best car the most successful in terms of wins or do we vote for the car with the longest history?

[Jeff Colvert]

In my way of thinking the best has always been the quickest and fastest. The driver makes it successful as far as win/ loss record.

Jeff Colvert SS/G 4456
9.42 @ 140.83 2700'

[Dave Turner]

Originally Posted by Jeff Colvert

In my way of thinking the best has always been the quickest and fastest. The driver makes it successful as far as win/ loss record.

Jeff Colvert SS/G 4456
9.42 @ 140.83 2700'

Amen to that......I vote for you Jeff!

[1201stk]

Frank Cottone SS/GA 1969 Mustang

[Ven302]

MIKE,

What on earth would make you think I know anything about Mustangs in SS?


I am hardly able to pick one, they were all neat to me. The first mustang that ever made an impression on me was in 1965 or 1966 a local yokel who drove a dump truck bought one, I was 5 or 6 years old, I remember it was white and I think had a pony interior, this fella Dave ( I think) tore up and down Cedar Springs Rd.(Dick you know where that road is?) all night, actually all summer. My parents were livid and I was hooked, later on in grade 3 I saw a Car Craft magazine it had a 1969 Funny Car on the cover ( Mickey Thompsons Mustang?). The slicks, the flames, the chute, I gotta drive one of those I thought. I begged the teacher (library every thursday) to let me take that book out instead of what we were supposed to sign out, my persistance paid off. I got that magazine and read it until the pages were worn out, remember the Bird automotive T bucket adds? Anyhow all those mustangs were cool and they all contributed to my sickness.........

LMAO,

[Dave Turner]

Originally Posted by Ven302

MIKE,

What on earth would make you think I know anything about Mustangs in SS?


I am hardly able to pick one, they were all neat to me. The first mustang that ever made an impression on me was in 1965 or 1966 a local yokel who drove a dump truck bought one, I was 5 or 6 years old, I remember it was white and I think had a pony interior, this fella Dave ( I think) tore up and down Cedar Springs Rd.(Dick you know where that road is?) all night, actually all summer. My parents were livid and I was hooked, later on in grade 3 I saw a Car Craft magazine it had a 1969 Funny Car on the cover ( Mickey Thompsons Mustang?). The slicks, the flames, the chute, I gotta drive one of those I thought. I begged the teacher (library every thursday) to let me take that book out instead of what we were supposed to sign out, my persistance paid off. I got that magazine and read it until the pages were worn out, remember the Bird automotive T bucket adds? Anyhow all those mustangs were cool and they all contributed to my sickness.........

LMAO,

Ferstl, just look at this....you may as well have opened Pandora's box!

Ven....blah,blah,blah - pick one already!