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Mike, you're kidding right?? PM'd you my contact info, just in case.
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Update: I found the shop that I think the old bracket car used to rot behind. Also found the owner that sold her after Katrina.
The shop looks like it would have been mostly underwater following the hurricane. The owner says he'll try to dig up some old photos, but can't help with who he sold the car to. Post pics if anybody's got color pics of it following its trailer accident, nose removal, and repaint under Norm Pearah. Happy hunting.
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Bumping an old thread. We just finished filming a Buddy Martin documentary at my place. During the week of filming, we confirmed that the "race bird" had the vinyl taken off the roof and painted per Ronnie's instructions. It was then promptly corrected by the higher ups to have it put back on. This was confirmed by the man that painted the car at that time.
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Sweet find! So many questions:
Who painted the car, Red Gibson? Rumored that there was a Plymouth dealership Body shop that painted the SM cars and then they were lettered by Carl Clayton. Any pics of the car before or after paint? Before pics would be the HOLY GRAIL of Superchicken pics. Where can I see the documentary?
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Documentary is close to being finished it will be posted here on the main page, also Red did alot of the paint work and Carl lettered the cars.
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Watched the documentary. Great work!
I read somewhere in some obscure post in a random forum about a guy that used to work at a dealership where he used to wash/prep the S&M cars before and after paint. Kind of implied the cars were painted at the dealer's body shop. Would Red have worked there too?
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Bumping this thread
I wonder which the order is for the supposed two cars One SS/E One C/MP Neither car has side markers or the fender scoops Yet, I found a picture , stock hood and it DOES have side markers and fender scoops. Plus it has Crager's instead of Keystone wheels. And In said photo Buster appears to be younger. So I " think " its an old original of the period photo????? OR isnt it Anyone have pictures of the SS/E car . where its lettered up and does have the side markers ( original back in the day photos only please , As I know of at least 2 clones out there ) If so Any idea WHEN said photos were taken in its life Last edited by gtx6970; 07-09-2025 at 11:12 AM. |
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