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'' The Gypsy '' is alive and well.I still terrorize the neighborhood occasionally and it will still lift the front end with the 488 gears. I'm not sure Turbo what you saw in Belvedere but the car is not and has never been as you have described it. '' A former shell '' and upgraded technology? The complete drive train was freshened but there are no mods except for mufflers to keep the neighbors happy. The car is as it was raced, original, Fast,and beautiful as it was. (Complete story in MCG Feb 04). Only a fool would race this car in competition side by side. Here some pics of Ray Montgomery original owner and Driver (Here local) In the expo building in the same room 33 years apart. Cheers! Dave Tweedy

Original in March 1971

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hey everyone i know im writing on an old post but i have some good info very early in the thread someone mentioned the one step beyond 63 plymouth and the 62 plymouth of callahan and sulc. my dad owned the al olster car for a bit and that car is somewhere on the west coast getting a full restoration. the callahan and sulc plymouth was bought and brought to division five where it was raced by a man named rick johnson along with the one step beyond car at the same time coming to division 5 driven by john murphy renamed decimation. my dad purchased the 62 plymouth in around 1982 the car was tubbed and caged by don ness(builds prostock stuff now) before we got it. my dad ran a max wedge in the car for years but it has been sitting in storage for about 10 years i got it out to bring to a car show last year and plan to have it out and about more i have a new picture of it but if anyone has any other old photos of it or anything let me know i would love to have them!

Hi, I know this is a old thread but I thought I would ask.I see on your list you have the Pink Panther 64 plymouth.I am new on here and thought I would look for it.My dad was the wrench on that car in '71 with Sunny Freeman driving.It was SS/EA and the car held the record that year 11.11 on a 7" tire.Then later that year it blew the record away at 10.86 on a 10" tire.They sold the car to Sam Panute.I am still looking for the car and I don't know who to ask on here about it.I met with jerry stien (Teachers Pet)and he did not know but that was a few years ago.Any Info please let me know.

Thanks, Tom

Tom, PM me at: raremopars@frontiernet.net. I can tell you where the 64 PP car is - Reed in Neb.

WOW ! almost 4 years later ! Thanks for the reply. I will ask my Dad about the chain…Great story..Thanks again…Tom

Anybody have some photos of Ken Dornin's Omaha Orange A/SA 1964 Belvedere "Jeannette Auto Parts" car??

How about Lydon & Johnson's 63 Plymouth??

I'm the Bob Kaiser that owned Joe Umbra's Cuda. Tim Richards built the car for him. I also owned Clayton Wright's 70 Cuda at the same time. I bought Tritak and Morgan's 64 2 door ht. I sold it to Gary Hettler and bought it back. I had Bill Styles's 68 Cuda and the 68 that Clayton Wright has now. The Umbra car is owned by a guy in Ohio and is called High Flying Hemi. My nephew wanted to get into racing and we are running a 70 Cuda painted the same red and white scheme as my SS/DA cars. It is nice reading this forum.

Good to see you here Bob. I remember your SS/DA Cuda when I lived in MD. You should post some pics of your cars.