Any 64 or 65 Mopar Hemi stock eliminator cars ?

Anyone know of any 64 or 65 Hemi stock eliminator cars with a stick ? Any pics ? Even the automatic cars are freaking awesome. Mine is a four door but I'm having the hemi scoop put on it and kinda trying to make it look like a Hemi car, with a a good bit of attention being made to keep it nostalgic yet modern. I know it sounds nuts.....and I'd make it a two door if I could find the doors and door posts I need. Thanks for any input.

There is a guy in Colorado with a '64 NASCAR single 4bbl setup. I think his name is Steve Hagberg. It runs very well.

He has a buddy with a '66 Belvedere that runs pretty respectable too.

He just won class in A/SA in Vegas. Beautiful car.

Not a stick, but Jim Bailey has always had gorgeous cars. Had a '63 Max Wedge before building this NHRA/IHRA legal Hemi car.

http://www.dragracecentral.com/DRCPhoto.asp?ID=283395

Frito's 64 4 speed.

Durn Frito....I never knew you had that. That's awesome . I love it.


That Jim Bailey car is beautiful too.

Since shen did NHRA let the 64-65-68 Hemi cars run in the stock eliminator class?

Hagbergs car is an auto, it is a really nice car, he has a very good collection of cars. All are mint condition. And it was 5 or 6 years ago that the car was made legal, Im not sure if it was ever legal before that time.

I looked at the photo and its not an A-stock but AA/Stock auto, kinda like the super charged Mustangs and COPO Camaros i guess. I know at one time they were not legal to run, not realy a "stock" car.

If I remember the conversation correctly, some years go Steve was arguing with NHRA over the factory ’64 aluminum/steel nose issue, multiple carb use and what constituted a “stock” car.

Then again, maybe my memory is off and it was another issue entirely.

The Carp Barton / Car has been running in Stock Eliminator for quite a few years. I know for sure since 08.

Here's a photo of his 64...

The A to AA is just a move to find the class where you have the best chance of not running cars in your class that are faster, AA was allmost a empty class a few years back, so it made sense to run there instead of A, if there were several cars in A that you had no chance beating.

NHRA allow the 410 HP NASCAR single four barrel motor into stock sometime ago

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NHRA allow the 410 HP NASCAR single four barrel motor into stock sometime ago

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Weren't these 4barrel cars titled for street use per Nascar guidelines and the race Hemis 64-65 not, can't remember, also the 68s weren't titled, just bill of sale.