Just a cool '75 sticker pic from my hemi Challenger.

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That's awesome!Put vintage wheels and tires on it and it is done

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That's awesome!Put vintage wheels and tires on it and it is done

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I'm almost positive that your car had Cragar Super trick wheels on it at that time. Dave Wren bought the car and propably strip the rims off of the car before he sold it. I bought a few used parts off of Jim(the original owner) during those times, he was a excellent converter maker. He work for Rossi converter company in Montclair,CA back then,he later opened up his own machine shop making aerospace parts. I'm trying to remember Jims last name and can't right now . it will come to me as soon as I post this, if so I wll add it

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I'm almost positive that your car had Cragar Super trick wheels on it at that time. Dave Wren bought the car and propably strip the rims off of the car before he sold it. I bought a few used parts off of Jim(the original owner) during those times, he was a excellent converter maker. He work for Rossi converter company in Montclair,CA back then,he later opened up his own machine shop making aerospace parts. I'm trying to remember Jims last name and can't right now . it will come to me as soon as I post this, if so I wll add it

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That's some great info!! James Welch is the name on the original sales slip from 12/1969.

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Thats the name I never knew that his first name was James but that makes sense, he went by Jim Welsh when I knew him. If I 'm remembering correctly he bought the car new after retruning from overseas in the military, not sure of which ocean he crossed going and coming back to the world Probally the Pacicfic, returning from the Replublic of Veitnam thanks to L.B.J.