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Greg Hill 09-02-2011 01:39 PM
Re: The most valuable stocker running at Indy.
 
Quote:
Originally Posted by Alex Polewik (Post 279704)
Big Picture it's the Carp/Barton Challenger. That car will bring more cash flow/money into Barton Inc with work then Wenzel's car will do at any auction. Wenzel is still very cool car, just depends what your perception of valuable is....

Alex #5006 SS/DA
I didn't ask which car would bring more work in for the owner, rather which car is the most valuable.

treessavoy 09-02-2011 01:49 PM
Re: The most valuable stocker running at Indy.
 
It would have to be a "real" car like an original Max Wedge, Thunderbolt, Hemi car, 440-6, Z28, L88, etc.

My vote would be the 67 Z first and Bennet's 62 383 2x4 car second.

JimR

Ed Fernandez 09-02-2011 01:51 PM
Re: The most valuable stocker running at Indy.
 
Quote:
Originally Posted by Greg Hill (Post 279747)
I didn't ask which car would bring more work in for the owner, rather which car is the most valuable.
Greg,Alex is right,it depends on what your perception of valuable is.Moneywise,sentimental value,etc.

stefan callender 09-02-2011 02:05 PM
Re: The most valuable stocker running at Indy.
 
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Originally Posted by X-TECH MAN (Post 279692)
Bill told me and I saw it before it was built. It IS a nice recreation though. VERY NICE !
Didnt know that, I was told that it was an original.

Terry Cain 09-02-2011 06:26 PM
Re: The most valuable stocker running at Indy.
 
Hey, Overlooked car that would be worth quite a bit.
David Walther's 69 Camaro. That's an original Z-28 car too. Still has the T-3 Headlights in it.

Bill Harris 09-02-2011 06:36 PM
Re: The most valuable stocker running at Indy.
 
The only problem with the Wenzel or Walther cars, and probably the Max Wedges, Hemis and such, is that collectors that will pony up the big bucks want bumper to bumper originality, and are completely hung up on "numbers matching" crap. I would be amazed if either of the Z owners still have the OEM engines and transmissions. They probably broke that stuff decades ago.

Steve Stasko 09-02-2011 08:56 PM
Re: The most valuable stocker running at Indy.
 
Quote:
Originally Posted by treessavoy (Post 279751)
It would have to be a "real" car like an original Max Wedge, Thunderbolt, Hemi car, 440-6, Z28, L88, etc.

My vote would be the 67 Z first and Bennet's 62 383 2x4 car second.

JimR
No factory 383 2x4 B=bodies in '62. Paper car, long story. That engine was available in the Chrysler 300's that year though.

4406mopar 09-02-2011 09:28 PM
Re: The most valuable stocker running at Indy.
 
Quote:
Originally Posted by Steve Stasko (Post 279926)
No factory 383 2x4 B=bodies in '62. Paper car, long story. That engine was available in the Chrysler 300's that year though.
I respectfully disagree, the 62 Chrysler 300H was a 413 with inline 2 X 4bbl.
62 Chrysler 300 sport was standard with a 383 2bbl.

Steve Stasko 09-02-2011 09:48 PM
Re: The most valuable stocker running at Indy.
 
I was going off of the info given to me by the person who helped put the combo in the guide.

X-TECH MAN 09-02-2011 09:52 PM
Re: The most valuable stocker running at Indy.
 
Quote:
Originally Posted by Steve Stasko (Post 279939)
Nevermind.
It was claimed to be a police car engine many many many years ago. No different than some of todays "Paper" combos.


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