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Pics from Back in the Day

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That sticker looks familiar Dave, probably the same year I was there. I believe they let people out on the big track the year before and had problems, so they wouldn't let us out on it. I would have been driving this cuda.

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That green Firebird you were racing against; would you know if that was Randy Nunn?
 
That green Firebird you were racing against; would you know if that was Randy Nunn?
I checked the original photo and the driver's name on the door was Larry. Possibly Larry Cunningham. I know the car was a weekly regular at Dragway Park. I was going through some more old pictures and the car did eventually get matching Cragars.

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I texted my friend about the name of the Firebird driver. He dug into his stash of old Dragway Park newsletters. His name was Larry Kennedy. This article could have been from the same day that picture was taken. If so, he must have beat me on that run.

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I always enjoy your passionate and unsolicited verbal hate for the small caps. :lol:

What you see there was original to the car and the way I brought it home. I did get myself a set of the mag-looking hub caps and ran them for a short period before going to the rally wheel. The mag hubcap and redlines would look nice on the car, IMO.
 
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It must have been a Friday after lunch built car if it left the assembly line with Plymouth hubcaps on a Dodge car!
 
I bought a new GMC Suburban, once, that had Chevrolet centre caps on its ralley wheels.
In the late 80’s guy at work bought a new Cadillac. Forget the model but the driver side door handles were car paint color as they should have been…….…passenger side chrome.
 
It must have been a Friday after lunch built car if it left the assembly line with Plymouth hubcaps on a Dodge car!
I had a 1973 Coronet Custom more door as my shop car back in the late 90s. Bought it from the original owner.
It had a Plymouth steering wheel center.

"Keep the line moving"
 
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Notice the towing tabs. I flat towed the Swinger 340 with the '69 Dart GTS.

340 automatic.
12.56 @ 113.50 (4:56, 2800 street converter)
 
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