My Top Ten Significant S/SS Cars

[GarysZ24]

Originally Posted by Randall Klein

Ya, I'm bored...too much time on my hands
My List, my opinion, no particular order
Wanna Play?

1. Grumpy's A/S Nova
2. Grumpy's Pro Stock Vega
3. Waldo Fairlane
4. DeArmond Camaro
5. Wescott SS/AH
6. Tom Rix T/S Buick
7. Buddy Ingersoll P/S Turbo Buick
8. Ralph Ridgeway 55 Chevy Ridge Runner
9. Bob Glidden Arrow
10.Dan Fletcher Camaro
11.Wally Booth P/S AMX/Hornet

Given the title of your thread, I have four replacements for No's 2, 7, 9, & 11.

2. Jody Lang's Malibu wagon.
7. Steve Bagwell's SS/BA Savoy
9. David Barton's '68 Hemi Dart
11. Jerry Emmons' 1969 Chevelle

[killintime6968]

I would have to add almost any of Cal Method's fleet

[4543]

Don’t forget Greg Stanfields Camaro!

[JWagner]

Buddy Ingersoll"s turbo Pinto.

[stefan callender]

How about Charlie Graf's small block cavalier that ran GT/AA, first small block car to run with the big block cars in that class.

[Dwight Southerland]

Roger Lindamood's "Color Me Gone" S/S '64 Dodge
Jere Stahl's 1957 Chevrolet D/S
Truman Fields' Firebird
Any of Bobby Warren's cars
The Allread & Ripes '57 Chevrolet wagon "Ultimate Jr. Stock"
Jack Mullins' '63 Pontiac

The list could go on and on. We should be very appreciative of so many good racers over the years who have inspired us all.

[Marc White]

Ray Allen’s Chevelle

[Ken Kopecky]

Ray Cook and Artie Leong's 70 Hemi Challenger convertible should be mentioned. World Champion and Grace Cup Champ back in the day.

Ken Kopecky

[Michael K]

I'll nominate Steve Wann's 70 GTX and Don Little's 70 Cuda.

[Craig Dawson]

Bob Marshall's 65 Coronet and all of Dave Boertman's cars