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Old 07-06-2010, 06:50 PM   #29
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Talking Re: What is the correct description of a 60's Jr. stocker.

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Originally Posted by Dwight Southerland View Post
The 1964 NHRA Rule Book has a picture of Mike Schmitt's '64 Galaxie AA/SA listed as "Junior Stock Eliminator" for the previous season. He is listed as one of the "World Champions-1964". Gas Ronda is shown as "Top Stock Eliminator" with his Thunderbolt.

The back page of the 1966 NHRA Rule Book is a section titled "NHRA Eliminator Procedure" that lists "JR. STOCK Eliminator will consist of all class winners from B/S through O/S and B/SA through J/SA." (That's all the classes.)

The 1967 NHRA Rule Book lists only Super Stock Eliminator and Stock Eliminator. That is the first year for multiple Super Stock classes.
Whats in a "Name" . With all of the short shifting , sliding the brakes and tires, pulled back timing, under rated HP factors and dumping at around 1000 ft to save your combo it should be called Bracket One or S/Pro......I bet that will "tune up" some on here.....LOL.

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