A990 Super Stockers

[gregwho]

Originally Posted by jnor

I last saw this car in Gail Parson's garage in Newark, Ohio.....Gail bought it, and he, and Ron Garey were going to race it, but it didn't happen, and Gail sold it to someone...

Any contact info on Gail Parson would be appreciated!

Greg Who

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Here's a few of Shirley Shahan's '65 A990 Plymouth Belvedere called "Drag-On-Lady"...in the first photo shows it with no hood scoop, was it a pin on hood because I don't see any hood hinges.

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Originally Posted by copo69

A couple from WV.

Anyone know what ever happened to these two '65 A990's...

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Chuck Ostrich '65 A990 Plymouth called 'The Defender'...



And one of Bill Shirley's '65 Plymouth A/FX called 'The Professor'...

[jnor]

Originally Posted by gregwho

Any contact info on Gail Parson would be appreciated!

Greg Who

Greg, Gail died a couple of years ago sorry to say........

[Paul Ceasrine]

John John Livingston,,,,,,,

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Here's a '65 Plymouth that looks like one...notice the hood emblem and small hood scoop.

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Originally Posted by Paul Ceasrine

John John Livingston,,,,,,,

I wonder why the two names on the upper door saying 'John John'...
are they of the father & son.

[gregwho]

Originally Posted by jnor

Greg, Gail died a couple of years ago sorry to say........

Thanks for letting me know, sorry to hear.
I didn't know Gail other than selling my car to him, this made me remember what must have been, a ride of a lifetime, I gave him when he came to look at the car. I can only emagin how narrow my side street must have looked from the passenger seat, at the top end of third gear!
It was realy nuts when I think now, the rear tires had at least 3 lbs of air and it was real dark and very laoud! I think Gail's eyes got real big and he said, "I'll take it"

[jnor]

Originally Posted by gregwho

Thanks for letting me know, sorry to hear.
I didn't know Gail other than selling my car to him, this made me remember what must have been, a ride of a lifetime, I gave him when he came to look at the car. I can only emagin how narrow my side street must have looked from the passenger seat, at the top end of third gear!
It was realy nuts when I think now, the rear tires had at least 3 lbs of air and it was real dark and very laoud! I think Gail's eyes got real big and he said, "I'll take it"

Great story Greg....I remember that I wanted to drive that thing bad, I had a SS/H 68 Camaro at the time. I think Gail sold it because it was right about the time NHRA was going to allow backhalfing SS cars, and he didn't want to spend the money.