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Jim Daniels SS/AH Dart
Paul Adams SS/B T-bolt
Charlie Westcott Jr. and Sr. SS/AH Cudas
Greg, you are 100% right; I have no idea why Adam's T-bolt smokes so much.

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I'm going to have to stay "in house" on this one and say my brother's (Byron) SS/IA Camaro! Still undefeated in heads up runs!!

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oups youre right Todd, Plymouth,

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Although not the fastest SS/AM in the country I think Jim Reynolds beautiful '57 chevy is definitely the most impressive. Anytime you can get a '57 to run in the 8.80's quartermile and 5.50's eigth mile and leave like a pro stocker you are making some serious hp. The retro paint job is way cool too!

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How about Jon Percy's 64 Plymouth lightweight in SS/AA last year at 8.61. Record still standing. Thats pushing a lot of air !!

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Jeff,,,I will say Hi to everyone for you up here. It sounds like you're doing a little tweaking on your Camaro,,,,hope the project is going well.
Take care,,,,,,,Danny Durham

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Currently, John Calvert's SS/G

Good old Days, any of Dick Estevez's Cobra Jets. A one point, held the SS/EA and SS/FA records with the '68 light weight and the SS/GA and SS/HA record with the '69 Blue convertible. Also, prior to that, held the SS/H and SS/I records with the '69 Red convertible.

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He was impressive at Indy. Sure can't say he crawled off into a class where he would be alone.

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The 68 Lite wt. of Dicks was Al Joniac's 68 Winternationals winning car. Dick still had the title in Als name when he was racing it before old race cars became expensive collector cars. I used to travel with those guys (Dick and Alfred) and Jim Morgan a lot back then. I helped do some work (cylinder heads) on all 3 cars back in the day and helped in tear downs after class wins and records. It was a fun time and "stuff" and life was simpler. Great memories and great friends. On a sad note Dicks wife passed away last winter and she was one in a million. It wasnt the same seeing Dick at the York reunion this year without her.