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Here's a link to some progress pics. The car is in paint now.
Being done period correct with no reproduction sheetmetal or parts.
https://www.bigirongarage.com/1969-dodge-charger-daytona-dc-93
Ray Evernham puts out additional info on Facebook, Twitter and Instagram on the progress of DC-93.
Mods - where should this be on the site? Please move, as required. Thanks.
A nice, complete press kit on the Propane X Charger 500 !!
Has all the specs for the car, too.
Asking $195. or best offer including shipping in the US, from 48317. Paypal fine!
PM please. Thanks.
Looking for a Nichels cowl air cleaner,
OR vintage screen to make one.
Screen is 1/4" square holes, welded, galvanized.
Need 24" x 7" minimum. Please see the pics.
Hoping somebody has some vintage material in the barn, garage, shed, etc....
New stuff is not the same!!
Thanks. PM please!
https://www.allpar.com/cars/dodge/charger/1969-charger-500-report.html
Interesting part is the "correlation times" developed by Engineer George Wallace.
It can calculate speeds using temps, humidity and barometric pressure.
So lets say you go 197.5 in August when it's hot and humid. If it...
Bill was the manager of the Huntsville, AL based "Woodward Garage", where the #88 Daytona and Engineering SuperBird were based for testing in 1969 - 70.
Here's a link - http://www.dodgecharger.com/forum/index.php/topic,134185.0.html
LOTS of material to read for wing car fans. Enjoy!
Greg
A couple of vintage photos recently surfaced.
http://www.dodgecharger.com/forum/index.php/topic,133190.0.html
And, an old magazine shows the car too. Interesting...
Here's a link to some cool pics
http://www.dodgecharger.com/forum/index.php/topic,125762.0.html
Photo of the "88" being hand painted on the door is cool.
Here's what it should have looked like from the beginning!!
apparently, the ad guys at champion didn't have a photo of the 200 run showing the Engineering Daytona, so they assumed incorrectly Baker was in his usual #6.