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thanks for the pics i would love to restore this car but it has already taken a chunk out of my pocket book, bad thing is i may be forced to sell because of finicial situations thanks for the info

I'd take my time on it. I've had mine three years and I just dropped of the chassis to be blasted today. If yours is like mine, it doesn't cost you anything to keep it...just to work on it!

funny how this just popped up for sale in the race car for sale section

good plan of attack?

Does anyone have the slightest idea as to how many of these might have ever been built? I am kind of surprised that it hasnt sold before now....even without a documented history.

love the roofchop on pic #5. i keep thinking i should have chopped the roof on my coupe before i caged it. roofchops look cool.

Leave Mom out of this.

After seeing pictures of this car - I knew that I had seen it before in my 1968 Hemi Dart & Barracuda research - so I started digging through some old National Dragsters and low and behold! Here it is! I do have a name of the person who owned it in the early 80's. Car was in Chicago at that time.
Mark Janaky

Way to go, cool pic

Mark, You never cease to amase me with your stuff. Keep em coming!!

Thanks Rick - I thought someone would want to find out who's car this was??? Guess not. Being that it was in Chicago in the 80's could it have been an original Chicago car - possibly Mr Norm's Charger???? I don't know.
Mark J

sorry i have not reponded i have been in and out of town and have not had a chance to check this i would love to have any info you have on this car thanks very much!