the best 1960 stock elim. car

[Paul Precht]

Originally Posted by moparpilot

Any of the cross ram mopars:

The 62-64 Max Wedge cars were by far the most race ready off the showroom floor from the 60s until the 90s. From the lower end, valvetrain, trans, rear and suspension, these cars didn't need all of the bandaids to stay together that others did.

[Greg Gay]

I'd like to see a picture of Jim Hale's '66 wagon, if anyone can post one.

[Mike Gray]

Something about the drivers name...................
(not me but we even look similar, really strange)
http://i435.photobucket.com/albums/q...ps9d45c5fl.jpg

[Ed Fernandez]

Originally Posted by Mike Gray

Something about the drivers name...................
(not me but we even look similar, really strange)
http://i435.photobucket.com/albums/q...ps9d45c5fl.jpg

Your name is Mr Nasty the Third?

[Coleydog]

66 Satilite 2 door sedan driven by Jere Stahl, my favorite, plus all the rest that he ran, all winners.

[4406mopar]

Originally Posted by Coleydog

66 Satilite 2 door sedan driven by Jere Stahl, my favorite, plus all the rest that he ran, all winners.

Stahl drove a Belvedere I 2 door sedan in 66. Satellites were ALL 2 door hard tops or convertibles from 65-67.

[Greg Gay]

Thank you Derek for posting the picture of Jim Hale's car.

[Coleydog]

Originally Posted by 4406mopar

Stahl drove a Belvedere I 2 door sedan in 66. Satellites were ALL 2 door hard tops or convertibles from 65-67.

You're right, don't know why I wrote that, brain fade I guess.

[Mike Gray]

Originally Posted by Ed Fernandez

Your name is Mr Nasty the Third?

Got to love those old Fords, even my Dad had one. (Never knew)
I wonder if that Jack Gray and Mike Gray are related.

[Dwight Southerland]

Any of the 1969 350-255hp Chevies - Bortman, Warren, etc. That engine is still being raced a lot today. So many good racers have used that engine in all body styles and models to create a huge legacy. It would easily rank as one of the top ten developed Stock and Super Stock engines in history.