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The 426 hemi that powered the Chrysler Engineering #88 Daytona, DC-93, that Buddy Baker drove to the 200 mph record in 1970
A few candid pics from my archive. Fresh from being built at Chrysler Engineering in Highland Park, Michigan. Shipped to the Woodward Garage South Chrysler race shop in Huntsville, Alabama. Pics show it being unloaded, still on the pallet. Larry Knowlton told me the chrome parts dressed it up...- odcics2
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FOR SALE Original MoPar 426 hemi stainless core plug wire set, mint made by Packard for Chrysler
Another bump- odcics2
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Richard Petty Question
The 43 started using the 2 dumps on the left side for Maurice to hear the engine better when it drove by.- odcics2
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Richard Petty Question
Jr. Johnson did this on the #98 Ford in 69. Yes, it got outlawed.- odcics2
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Richard Petty Question
Notice the bumper is pulled forward at the bottom. They measured the car down the middle front to rear, with the template. So, this car passed! Zoom in on the bumper! Easy to see. More air over the car equals better performance.- odcics2
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Richard Petty Question
No need to since Richard had nobody in front of him! :moparsmiley::moparsmiley::moparsmiley::moparsmiley::moparsmiley:- odcics2
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Richard Petty Question
Those Petty 15x9 Nascar wheels always reminded me of the 15x8 Lil' Red Express wheels.- odcics2
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Richard Petty Question
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Richard Petty Question
The 64 Plymouth isn’t the original. It’s a clone.- odcics2
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FOR SALE Original Super Stock , or Nascar, oil breather caps
Bump- odcics2
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WTB Looking to buy THIS Petty Charger license plate
I bought these new!- odcics2
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The superbird that never was.
The .29 drag coefficient number for the 69 Daytona was taken from DC-93 in the Lockheed Wind Tunnel.- odcics2
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The superbird that never was.
Never heard that! Where did you read about it?- odcics2
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