What was the quickest car (completely stock) in 1969?

[396 SS/RS]

There was this very cool and informative site at www.automobile-catalog.com.
The site had a complete Catalog of Cars going many years back with a car specs database. You could compare all of the specs of up to 5 cars simultaneously but it doesn't seem to be up any longer. I spent hours on this site over the years and am quite sure someone or a group of people spent tons of hours researching, uploading and building the site.

[Kurt S]

The other variable is the axle ratio - that could make a big difference.

[1969L89]

Originally Posted by 396 SS/RS

There was this very cool and informative site at www.automobile-catalog.com.
The site had a complete Catalog of Cars going many years back with a car specs database. You could compare all of the specs of up to 5 cars simultaneously but it doesn't seem to be up any longer. I spent hours on this site over the years and am quite sure someone or a group of people spent tons of hours researching, uploading and building the site.

I was able to get this site to come up and very informative. Downside is it's full of pop up ads.

[JRSully]

a "stock" 65 Catalina did a 13.80.? Super Duty car.?

[Pro Stock John]

I wonder what were the quickest production muscle cars, I need to look at that list someone shared on page 1 again.

[Formula455SD]

Originally Posted by jrsully

a "stock" 65 catalina did a 13.80.? Super duty car.?

421ho

[JoeC]

From the PSMCDR site

"These lists are the culmination of all runs since 1998 and
are posted here for your entertainment only"

[danachevroletfor1967]

Hard to beat an L88 or a 426 Hemi. I would prefer an L88 even over a ZL1 if I had the choice of either one.

[Keith Seymore]

Originally Posted by JoeC

From the PSMCDR site

"These lists are the culmination of all runs since 1998 and
are posted here for your entertainment only"

Today I learned that there really is a "Britton" Michigan.

All this time I thought the track announcer was just mispronouncing "Brighton" Mich.

K

[67since67]

Originally Posted by JRSully

a "stock" 65 Catalina did a 13.80.? Super Duty car.?

In the late '60s one of the faster true stock cars in town was a '66 Catalina 2 plus 2, 421 HO (376 hp IIRC?) 4 speed and 4.10 rear. It would just hook and go...