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Re: The Whakee Wagon has moved to a new home ..
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06/10/09 08:18 PM
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Those last couple of pictures are great photos from this last weekend at TV. I gotta say I had a great time there, well worth the drive to meet a bunch of some of the friendliest racers and folks around. Great place to race and camp as well.
It was great to meet you Tom. I think I told you a couple time but You have a awesome car there.
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06/10/09 08:53 PM
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Re: The Whakee Wagon has moved to a new home ..
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06/10/09 11:01 PM
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Thanks! you made my day!!! I always try to talk to Jerry at the Nats every year. A couple years back we had a wagon full of Supertricks that got his attention, The pics made me laugh because it looks like he has a lifetime supply of them stacked on top of that cabinet! HAHA!
Ha!, he does love his super tricks, I think he would put them on his daily driver if possible. I thought my shop was messy...er, I mean, slightly out of order, it's nothing compared to his. Those fenders resting on that 64 are aluminum, just incredible, all that in a quiet sub-division in Jersey. When I was there he had just returned from a visit/shopping expedition at Dvoraks and he had some cool stuff. At any rate, I am glad you liked the pictures.
Joey
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Re: The Whakee Wagon has moved to a new home ..
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06/11/09 10:44 AM
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I kept watching it as it was on ebay. Glad to see it will be used for what it was built for.
What did that car sell for????
Thanks Ralph
An original 1967 Hemi GTX, a rebuilt 1966 Hemi engine complete from intake to oilpan, a 1968 hemi K-frame, a set of bucket seats and steering column for a 1970 charger, and 230 presidents, and I don't mean George.
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Re: The Whakee Wagon has moved to a new home ..
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06/12/09 11:34 PM
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I got back from Nam and went by to see Gary. I saw the wagon in the shop and thought he had built a matching tow vehicle until I saw the big tires on the back. Gary said they were going after the AMX's. He said it should run 1/2 second under the current record.
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Re: The Whakee Wagon has moved to a new home ..
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06/13/09 10:25 AM
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Nice to see the sister car to my dads wagon in same area. Matt Curtin owns Gary Ostrich's 66 hemiwagon and was the other SS/GA wagon built to run against 428 Mustangs. We will be restoring dads wagon back to its purple lace paint job.
Your dad's car was my favorite of the two, do have any pics to share?, I'd like to do one as a B/SA, only issue is that little thing called money. 
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Re: The Whakee Wagon has moved to a new home ..
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06/13/09 06:46 PM
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Another photo of Matt Curtin's 66 wagon
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