Ugliest Stocker ever?
 

Killing time on a hot day, so I thought for fun I'd post this question, what is the ugliest (appearance challenged for the PC and/or sensitive) Stocker you have seen, in your opinion. Pics are always welcome!

Re: Ugliest Stocker ever?
 

I'll offer up one. I would normally think this car is beautiful, but the crew chief brings down the average. :rolleyes:

http://www.quickfueltechnology.com/i...cms/Carson.jpg

Re: Ugliest Stocker ever?
 

Man, that was cold!!

Re: Ugliest Stocker ever?
 

Stocker, I do not know. Drivers of stockers is a whole nother ball game. 24 come to mind, self not included.

Ron Ortiz
U/SA ugly is also in the eye of the beholder

Re: Ugliest Stocker ever?
 

I'd have to say that my old more door 85 Sunbird would have to be near the top of the list! I can't post any pics of it because the cameras would always break.
BTW, Ron, don't sell yourself short! if we put a collar on you, you'd win an ugly dog contest hands down!

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Ron

Are you going to take that from that
skinny little rat.

Hammer

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Dempsey Hardy's "Crock-a-gator" Studebaker!
Bob Rice

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Bob, been a many year since I've heard Dempsey Hardy's name...We raced against him back in the days and one heck of a nice guy. Think he was out of Miami, Fla area? Hope things are going good for ya. Take care Frank

Re: Ugliest Stocker ever?
 

I would have to say William Montgomery`s "Miss Piggy" `71 Chevelle Wagon out of Oklahoma. That Q/SA car with steel wheels on all 4 corners wasn`t much to look at,but it sure ran good. Haven`t seen it out in about 10 years.

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Back in 1966 our $40 59 Biscayne 283 /185 4 speed P/S junior stocker had to be in the running NHRA told us we had to do something with the torn up front seat so we put some K-Mart seat covers on it. We were styling then with $600 in the whole car that ran .05 off the record. We ran the Crockagator every week for the trophy before Dempsy bought it & Weeks & Densmore owned it. It was a work of art next to the 59