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Was there in 2018 and found this old photo

Thank you. It was a nice little strip.

Must have been somewhere between Carisle, PA and Gettysburg, if I remember... Thanks.

Talking to Larry Griffith. Very interesting if you like Drag Racing from back in the days...

Thanks all and take care. Dream on, unless you are livin´ your dream...

Great, thank you.

Im my case, this 45 year old pic I got from my brother reacently, gives you a hint. Farming took to much time and money... Why did you get rid of your dream car... the car you wish you still had in your garage.

What does it say?

Yes, I like that. Thanks for taking the time... Stay safe.

Yes, I remember so well... Tell us your story. I´m an old fart, and can enjoy a short story from when you picked up your brand new 60´s Mopar from the Show Room. Or got to follow your dad picking up his 4-speed Hemi RR... No actually, at my age you appreciate any old Mopar... Of course you...

:) Well I´m in Sweden you know, and can only relate to one thing you said… used performance cars. In 1975 I payed 25-hundred for a absolutely super clean B5 ´71 340 4-speed Duster. Shark tooth and rally gauges... I hope you are doing fine now. Especially if you are a farmer like I...

Thanks. No, no shoes either :) A lokal newspaper wanted to do a story. They had heard the expression "muscle car" and wanted me to show off my biceps which of course I refused. Just slipped in to something and took the car outside… Well like I said, considering Sweden and nothing very special...

No, but it was a nice try though, considering what I knew about those cars you could find in the Mopar Racing Manuals witch was very little.

Well life has been good to me. I mean, I got to live the seventies. No car is long gone, but you cant take it away from me... Still have the jacket though...

the car is a ´69, but maybe I don´t understand the question...

As some of you I´m sure already have notice, the number is not a Mopar number and not very useful I guess.

This fan clutch came with an aluminum fan I purchased. Don´t need it but what model car is it originally from? It says PAT. NO 3,575,269 Thank you.

That´s actually fun...

Cool... I have had it for long. Could be from an old car magazine or possibly a Forum. I can try find it if you want me to. It may take some time though...

Seldom pictured without his trademark. But yes, of cause we recognize him (RIP). Anyone have a little story, or even got to meet him? Please share it with us… Thank you.

Anyone remember E-Z Jack, Clinton IN. I went there mid late seventies to pick up parts and at a Junk Yard in Terra Haute...

Agree, but it had to do with them being Alu heads maybe? The new alu castings didn´t come till a couple years later I think?

And RAMCHARGERS still in business... And Mopar introduced their Direct Connection Program in 1973 or something... Dragracing was still very big for Chrysler. Bracket Racing had also become very popular at this time... Right?

Part of "our" history… BTW... Hemi Alu Heads: Must have been left over from ´65? What do you say?

Yes, race car build prob with those seats...

The year is 1970 and Muscle Car era is not quite over yet… Anyone attended one of these Portable Car Shows?

Thank you, yes this was a trick one. I had to do it the had way by looking door panels up from the time, and it is a 1970 Maverick. I was couriers about the shifter handel.

Actually one of the best looking First Gen Barracudas I have seen… Congrats...

Can someone help me identify year/years and model. Disregard seat. Most certain it is custom… (remember article from way back) Is it even a Mopar? I count on you Guys. Thank you.

No real reason not believe this story I think... https://www.hemmings.com/magazine/mus/2014/02/Do-the-Math---1967-Dodge-Dart-GT-383/3735001.html