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Thanks I sent him a pm

Is Wes Eisenschenk a active member on here? Is he the only expert there is that would know anything about the 15" deluxe hemi full wheel covers in detail?

Thanks for the information

He said my car has a roll cage in place of a back seat. Probably not likely I will be finding a broadcast sheet lol.

I have always been a GM guy and the general consensus on those is under the back seat also but they can even be on top of the gas tank. Only one I have ever found was a 70 El Camino I owned. The upper seat had a small rip in the back. For some reason I shined a flashlight in there and found it...

https://www.yearone.com/Product/chrysler-b-body/ag169440 This is a single 4 barrel base pan for 440's

I was looking at Hemi Roadrunner's online and found this car for you W23 wheel guys. Shows the fender tag, broadcast sheet and dealership invoice. They even have the letter in September of 68 saying the wheels have been recalled. https://www.rkmotors.com/vehicles/2171/1969-plymouth-road-runner

Ok thanks for the information. I'm moving in a couple months. When we get settled I will pm you for a set.

Where are common broadcast sheet locations on a Lynch Road car?

No problem. It may not be possible to track it down. Thanks for looking into it.

Must have been a amazing time to be alive.

I was talking to my cousin tonight that gave me the car. He said the guy he got it from bought it in the 1980's and never did anything with the car. That guy told him it was a dealership's drag car. He didn't tell him the name of the dealership. He kind of thinks 1972 was the last time the...

This website has where you can select a town or state and it will show you all the old Mopar dealership's for that area https://maxwedge.com/dealerships/index.php

I would like to hear like to hear about it. Sounds like street racing was huge back in the day in that area.

Ya too bad it didn't say he loved drag racing his car. Hard to say if that's the guy or not.

Ok thanks. I will check it out

Talked to my cousin. The last name of one of the owners that raced the car in long island was Capperelli. Sounds like he may have been the second owner.

Ok that's what I was thinking too. I will have to wash and look the paint over when I get it home to see what looks like it has been repainted.

Thank you for the information. How prevalent was vinyl lettering on race cars back then? I know must of the famous drag cars were all custom painted. I'm kind of wondering if it was a dealership maybe they had their name on the car with vinyl and then when it was bought by the next owner if...

Yep I have been reading alot of stories about how big the street racing scene was back then. One guy said he bought a new 440 six pack car and paid it off three weeks later with money he won.