Mopars Little A Body Terrors...

[fatdsoto]

This car was well known in the central new york area out of Webster, NY. It was owned and driven by Glen Wessel and had a Coletti built 340 in it. He ran all the money Stock and Super Stock classes at many strips in the Buffalo/Rochester/Syracuse area.

[jims5600]

fatdsoto I remember seeing that car back in the day,beleave it
was at Niagara.

[Charlie A]

Originally Posted by fatdsoto

This car was well known in the central new york area out of Webster, NY. It was owned and driven by Glen Wessel and had a Coletti built 340 in it. He ran all the money Stock and Super Stock classes at many strips in the Buffalo/Rochester/Syracuse area.

[Paul Ceasrine]

In 1969,,

They ran the 1969 'cuda 340 in F/SA in 1969, and then in G/SA in 1970 and 1971.

In 1972, it was classed in SS/IA

[mopar68]

Originally Posted by Paul Ceasrine

In 1969,,

They ran the 1969 'cuda 340 in F/SA in 1969, and then in G/SA in 1970 and 1971.

In 1972, it was classed in SS/IA

Along with Dusters and Demons.



M68

[mopar68]

A couple of high-winding 340 small block-powered Plymouth Dusters and Dodge Dart Swinger. I sure miss Modified Eliminator. Can I get an amen?





I thought Modified Eliminator (i.e., Modified Production) rules specifically stated NO outer wheelwell modifications? And if you're gonna do it, at least do it right so it resembles the wheelwell opening on a Hurst-built 1968 Hemi Dart.





M68

[Liteweight]

Originally Posted by mopar68

A couple of high-winding 340 small block-powered Plymouth Dusters and Dodge Dart Swinger. I sure miss Modified Eliminator. Can I get an amen?

Here's one from me AMEN


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I thought Modified Eliminator (i.e., Modified Production) rules specifically stated NO outer wheelwell modifications? And if you're gonna do it, at least do it right so it resembles the wheelwell opening on a Hurst-built 1968 Hemi Dart.




M68[/QUOTE]

That's some pretty good photo shopping there M68

liteweight

[mopar68]

Originally Posted by Liteweight

Here's one from me AMEN

Thank you, brother!

That's some pretty good photo shopping there M68

liteweight

Thanks. Had I used the real McCoy (i.e., Photoshop) it would've turned out a lot better, i.e., indistinguishable. But it was a quickie alteration I performed using an online image editor (Pixlr) in order to make a point.

M68