A990 Super Stockers

[Hemi Moose]

He had the MSO on the body, but it was in really bad shape as far as I know. He sold that body. If anyone owns that MSO, I would question the originality of the body as there wasn't much left from acid dipping/lightening/rust from what I was told. I think the body was blue. I bought one of Sanford's old Barnett Hemi's about ten years ago.

You should read the rest of the posts on page 7...

[Hemi Moose]

Anyone here remember this '65 A990 Coronet...looks like he switched the trans push buttons over to the center instead.

[Jerry Hatch]

That pushbutton unit is from a ' 64. All ' 65 Coronets were either column or console shift. You can see on the steering column this car was a column shift.

Originally Posted by Hemi Moose

Anyone here remember this '65 A990 Coronet...looks like he switched the trans push buttons over to the center instead.

[Hemi Moose]

Jerry good eyes...and I believe all '65 A990's came with a tan interior.

[James L Miller]

I got this photo from Hemi Fred yesterday. I don't know where he got it, so I can't give credit to whomever owns the rights to the photo. Nice shot of Joe Ralph Thompson's Plymouths. The one I own is on the trailer in the back. It's at the Bushmaster museum in Missouri. It was in Garlit's museum for about 15 years.

[James L Miller]

There was a mention of Sanford Bolin's roadster. I found these photos several years ago.

[Hemi Moose]

Hey James, so when are you going to restore that thing back to Joe Ralph Thompson's old paint scheme and take the blower off and put the Cross-Ram Hemi back in it...

[ww63]

Originally Posted by James L Miller

There was a mention of Sanford Bolin's roadster. I found these photos several years ago.

Before the roadster there was a 64 Aluminum max wedge 4spd. Car had the wheels kicked up, glass 65 front end and injected hemi. The white 65 shown is not this car.

[Hemi Moose]

Here's a '65 A990 Coronet from an old magazine...anyone else here know anymore details about this one.

[Hemi Moose]