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Only noticed 2 Pontiacs on the list. But, to me, they are both famous, in Pontiac Stock racing history.
As many here probably know, Mick Leiferman was Stock RU @ Indy, 3 years running, from '75 thru '77, & was part of the All-Pontiac final, in '77, which Mike McKinney won. Mick's '71 GTO was a nat record holder for 5 years running, '73-'77. For some reason, I've only been able to come up with 2 pics of his car. If anybody has some other good ones, please post. The other car on that list is the Tons-a-Fun wagon, driven by Charlene Wood. I think her & Gary had at least 2 of 'em. One had a Lemans hood, & the other had a GTO type hood. I know Charlene won a lot of stuff with the wagons, including the nat event in Canada. IIRC, it was called the Grandnational maybe. Anyhow, Charlene was inducted into the division 1 hall of fame. If I have any of this wrong, maybe she'll chime in & correct it. I know she's a member here & posted on the Best Pontiac Powered Stockers thread. |
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Here's a pic from the Grandnational she won.
Another thing the car was famous for was the "twister" launches it made, lifting the LF high off the track. Not something you really wanna do, but lots of spectators probably liked it. ![]() |
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