1966

Paul Ceasrine · 06-22-2010, 12:15 PM

I think the technical term was a "FLAD' front-end lower air dam.
Plymouth just loved it when their name was added.
Wonder if Jere got advertising $'s.
Was that unit ever utilized at sanctioned events, or was it just for
Match Race competition?
PC

On that Street/Comp class. It would have done wonders for the local
speed shops.
And just how many guys remember good running performance cars that would not go to the track, because of being classed out.
I can remember a couple of 70 SS396 Nova's, that were basically stock,
but didn't bother going to the track because of classification. Would have
loved to see what they could really do. Would have been nice in
B/Street-Comp
PC

06-22-2010, 12:15 PM	#34
Paul Ceasrine VIP Member Join Date: Apr 2009 Posts: 2,546 Likes: 0 Liked 10 Times in 10 Posts	Re: 1966 I think the technical term was a "FLAD' front-end lower air dam. Plymouth just loved it when their name was added. Wonder if Jere got advertising $'s. Was that unit ever utilized at sanctioned events, or was it just for Match Race competition? PC On that Street/Comp class. It would have done wonders for the local speed shops. And just how many guys remember good running performance cars that would not go to the track, because of being classed out. I can remember a couple of 70 SS396 Nova's, that were basically stock, but didn't bother going to the track because of classification. Would have loved to see what they could really do. Would have been nice in B/Street-Comp PC