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Re: This Is For Mark Yacavone!
Joe Santangelo and Joe Delorenzo were definitely the right people to know.
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11-04-2021, 01:46 PM | #12 |
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11-04-2021, 02:47 PM | #13 |
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I believe it was Richard James who walked away with it that year at Suffolk...then Cal set it a few hun. more for the points, at that time.
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How about this one?
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11-04-2021, 04:16 PM | #16 |
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It took over fifty years for Mark to become a living legend!
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Some more, while I've got a few minutes...
64 Chevy II station wagon, SS/O 283 66 Impala convertible P/S 283 66 Impala wagon Q/S, R/S, and R/SA when owned by Frank Tantillo. 64 Chevy II 2 dr. SS/K, SS/LA (partner, Whitey Russell) 66 Bel Aire SS/O 283 (Bill Shurla's ) 68 Camaro 327 , G/S tbc...
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I remember reading an article in either Hot Rod or Car Craft about 97.6 years ago called "paper tigers" where they looked at different off the wall combos. One of them was a '65 four door Impala on a 7" slick. The next year I saw 3 or 4 such cars running at Milan Dragway in Michigan and they were pretty good.
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Okay, these were supposed to be in chronological order..and I missed one..actually two..These fall in right before the 66 Impala convertible..
66 Chevy II , SS/N (my engine..Joe's hardtop car) 69 Camaro convertible I/Stock ( Jimmy Roberts' car.) Three races, two wins. Now, after the 68 Camaro, 84 Citation AF/SA ,BF/SA , X/SA 84 Citation X-11 , BF/SA (customer's ) 82 Escort H/FS ? (Bill Shurla's) 86 Cimarron CF/S ,DF/S (Mike Senia's) (Later Earl Smith from Ga.) 88 Cimarron AF/S , AF/SA (Mike Senia) 78 Firebird Formula 400 J/S , L/S, L/SA, M/SA 84 Sunbird HF/SA ( Billy Nees') 81 Firebird turbo..I was the crew chief on this one ( Neil Smedley's ) 86 Omega N/SA, O/SA (ex wife driver, also Tibor Kadar, Leroy Duran) 80 Mustang 140 T , T/S, U/S, U/SA 77 Firebird 350P L/SA ( Tibor's ) If I haven't missed any more, we're caught up to present. 96 Escort EF/S Haven't run any NHRA, and no immediate plans to.. but you never know.
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That 283 engine combo , was that the 283 / 220 Horse power 4GC engine? Seems to me that was a GOOD engine in both Stock and Super Stock at the time. They were plentiful as well. They also could use the 520 casting cylinder head? If you can get a cup of coffee and think about the past for a bit, could you possibly fill in a few more blanks? Its the end of the season and I've got a little time now. Thank you in advance. Respectfully, Henry Kunz 1534 H/SA |
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