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I have pictures if Tom Schumacher running his W Code Hardtop with a steel hood in A/Stock....but that may have been 67.
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In 1969 he went to a 2-door post car. That ran a flat hood and a 427-4bbl, and unfactored at 410hp, came in bang-on the B/S=8.00 class break for 1969. Quite a few wins for that car since at 410hp it was still way underrated, even though the generous rules of 1966 didnt apply any more. I forgot it's just morning way over there where you are, right? One of our cats already went to bed here. |
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Another good link to read on the 66-67 427-4v-Glass Hood Fairlane:
https://classracer.com/classforum/sh...ad.php?t=73873 Seems like the 4v + Glass Hood combo was: 1966: Ok wherever the Glass Hood was legal to run at all (maybe a function of the track, level of the meet eg a National, and maybe always ok in AHRA but maybe not in NHRA) 1967 to Mid-1968: OK in NHRA, putting the cars in the W/P=7.70 class Mid-1968 to probably past 1988 (see other thread): Not legal in NHRA, and the records of those cars seem to vanish After-1988-some-time until 2021+ : Legal per the current NHRA guides, like many other combos that were not actually built That's how I read it, but it's a little fuzzy with changes over the years & different experiences of different cars. I wish all the old pictures had SINGLE QUAD or DUAL QUAD in big letters on the front fenders. That would look kinda boring though. |
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DC - Do you have any results lists for 69? I’m just starting to write up the page.
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I have original Pomona sheets somewhere, have to dig em out. I have a narrative from drag news for 69 Indy, no results sheets. Here are the files I built from that, including the usual few guesses in pink, but also a couple that are just plain listed wrong, which is also all too common. For example C/SA=8.50 Morgan shows a GTO. No GTO ever ran up that high. Morgan had a 63 Max Wedge wagon. D/S=9.00 lists Robertson in a 69 Buick but again no such combo. Could be a RamAir4 or a 67 Z28. SuperStock narrative is really unusual. They list: *Winner *1st Alternate (I call runner up or RU) *2nd Alternate (I call ALT) I've never seen one written up like that, but there we are. I was surprised to see a 64 LWG Galaxie in there as RU as late as 1969. This was the last year the 64s could run in SS due to the 5-year rule, and the 63s were already gone from SS. Last edited by DeuceCoupe; 09-22-2021 at 12:20 AM. |
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Thx DC thats a huge help - I’ll be posting a clipping from a mag.that will interest you later! 😉
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They got the car down to high 11s with slicks.
Main thing is, they confirm SS/B with R code, SS/C with W Code Mag is dated Sept 67. |
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