2009 Drag Pack Sox and Martin tribute car

john corcoran jr · 01-13-2017, 03:37 PM

Yeah that one looks right. It has all the hard to obtain parts like the cyl. heads, intake, throttle body, and the air pan. Notice the tag on pass. side shock tower showing it's origin. 35k seems like a fair price for it. List was 36k when new. I think too many people bought them and once they got it home found out just how much time and money were going to be needed to have a competitive version. Others bought them hoping to use them as a 401k plan and that hasn't worked out too well yet. The sad part is that Larry Griffith's 2009 car #002 went through Mecum not long ago for like 35-36k and that was a fully working car with actual competition history. That may keep the price down for a while.

01-13-2017, 03:37 PM	#6
john corcoran jr Junior Member Join Date: Oct 2003 Location: darien, il Posts: 53 Likes: 0 Liked 16 Times in 10 Posts	Re: 2009 Drag Pack Sox and Martin tribute car Yeah that one looks right. It has all the hard to obtain parts like the cyl. heads, intake, throttle body, and the air pan. Notice the tag on pass. side shock tower showing it's origin. 35k seems like a fair price for it. List was 36k when new. I think too many people bought them and once they got it home found out just how much time and money were going to be needed to have a competitive version. Others bought them hoping to use them as a 401k plan and that hasn't worked out too well yet. The sad part is that Larry Griffith's 2009 car #002 went through Mecum not long ago for like 35-36k and that was a fully working car with actual competition history. That may keep the price down for a while.