another from 1994 Mopar Nats

The Don Carlton car is the infamous "wire" car.

any pics of ray rixman dodge super stock hemi dart?

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4 440 cuda dad drove for the guy on the sid eof the car. car was crushed back in the 80's

5 dad's cousin Al The Flying Dutchman VanderWoude

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Argon43, The pic you have with Don Grother--- the black 62 Dodge wagon in front of him is 'The Supply Wagon' out of Amarillo, Texas. It was owned by Gary Doose & wrenched on by his brother, Dennis. Their sponsor was 1st Supply, a parts house & machine shop in Amarillo.
Gary was the Division IV Stock Champion that year. The wagon was a 343 horse Clay Smith 383, with two AFB's in-line & J heads. The J heads were almost impossible to get, so fortunately Chrysler superceeded the 67 magnum 915 heads (I think). It was one of the first to get one of the new J convertors from Chrysler. Carroll Caudle (Modified World Champion in his 55 Chevy) built the motor. It was capable of low 12's in legal trim.
You can see a couple more pics of it on my website.

http://hometown.aol.com/lyndeldan

the original "Dodge Boys"
A young Bill Jenkins working on the Strickler & Jenkins 64 Hemi
Anybody else notice he never got "Grumpy" until he switched from Dodge to chevys?

Another View btw good to see the Grump is still at it

His 65 Plymouth "Black Arrow" car

Thanks everybody for sharing these great vintage pics! I'm especially grateful of seeing all those old haulers, they have been neglected too long!

I would be very interested in hearing any recollections of my 1970 Dodge D300 which might have been a hauler since new? There are many old NHRA stickers inside the storage area. If something interesting turns up I'd like to restore it the way it once was. Except for the 500 cid stroker that is soon replacing the 318, LOL.





Hans

Cool shot...