Roadrunner Sr. is a car that I owned back in 72 and sold in 73. Still have the folding a990 seat. Also owned the Sites Brothers car in the early to mid 90's.
This 1965 Coronet SS was raced out of Argyle Dodge in Toronto, Ontario. The driver was John Petrie, who did Mopar Performance clinics across the country, like Landy and Sox did.
I remember watching these guys racing at Deseronto Ontario Canada.
I bought a new 1969 383/auto SuperBee from Midtown Motors in St. Thomas, Ontario, Canada. In 1970, John Petrie held a performance clinic at this dealership, as he used to race at nearby Sparta, Ontario dragstrip. I recall winning a Mopar "Hustle Stuff" (before Direct Connection) performance parts catalogue as a door prize. John passed away in June, 2020. Fortunately, I was able to meet and talk to him again at a nostalgia drag racing show in Hamilton, Ontario, two or three years before his death.
Massive balls...as big as bowling balls to climb in that and go full throttle.
Jim Keyes bought that R/T new at the age of 20, and still owns it. 426 Hemi car with auto on the column. He now has it restored back to stock and still races it at Pure Stock Drags at Stanton, Michigan. Since I have a 1967 R/T, I have talked to him at this event. Very nice gentleman, with lots of stories. If you do the math, he is now 74, same age as me. I know my dad would not have co-signed a loan for a Hemi car for his 20-year-old son as Jim's did.
