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Stock Eliminator, Chris Whitney

Watch YouTube of his wagon, very cool car.

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Yes.

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Bobby Black from the Indianapolis area raced a '78 Malibu wagon for years with a stick. I did a pair of heads for him once upon a time. A very competitive car. I'm sure he is retired and the car is long gone now.

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Bobby left us a few years ago:

https://www.legacy.com/obituaries/in...&pid=151639807

He usually ran that car in J.

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Bobby Black was a wonderful man and a fierce competitor with his stick shift wagon. His son Danny built a 78 or so Nova and ran it in stock Eliminator for many seasons. Perhaps he still has his dads wagon ??

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Wow...sounds like he was a great guy...

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Came across an interesting one tonight:

The 1970 Tempest wagon with the "350hp" 400 is an 11.05 pound car in Stock, making it an F/G/H car.

But I don't know the last time I ever saw a 1970 Tempest wagon...if ever...

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Back in the '70s Gary and Charlene Woods ran a 1971 Lemans wagon called Tons of Fun. They ran D1 races. I was introduced to it at Utica Rome Dragway.

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I remember that wagon quite well. Lifted the left front about a foot every pass! Always thought it was 455 powered.

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