My Top Ten Significant S/SS Cars
 

Ya, I'm bored...too much time on my hands
My List, my opinion, no particular order
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1. Grumpy's A/S Nova
2. Grumpy's Pro Stock Vega
3. Waldo Fairlane
4. DeArmond Camaro
5. Wescott SS/AH
6. Tom Rix T/S Buick
7. Buddy Ingersoll P/S Turbo Buick
8. Ralph Ridgeway 55 Chevy Ridge Runner
9. Bob Glidden Arrow
10.Dan Fletcher Camaro
11.Wally Booth P/S AMX/Hornet

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Phil Montieth's Hatari. All of them!

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Anything that Bob Shaw built.

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Bob Glidden`s Fairmont
Bucky Hess` Cuda

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Sure think that the "Monster Mash" deserves Top 10 Status! Grumpy always said that it put him on map.

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As impressive as those Pro Stock cars were, since this thread is titled "Top 10 Significant S/SS cars, I would replace the P/S cars with; Jere Stahls Hemi Plymouth,
Jim Van Cleves 427 Fairlane (my Ford & Div. 6 bias showing?), John Calverts 68 428 Mustang (a winner in Stock and S/S), Kevin Helms 69 Camaro, and since I believe Ralph Ridgeways 55 Chevy was actually a Modified Production car, I switch it for.........Ben Wenzels one owner Z/28 Camaro

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I hope we can accept Jack Mullins' wagon ..It only ran in the 12's though.

While we're at it.. Bad Buddy Ingersoll's 350 Olds Cutlass.

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Bernie Agamen vette

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Definitely.


Stan

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I know it was an IHRA SS car but how about Mike Boyles Good Ol Charlie Brown Wagon. Many time World Champ and still at it