Anyone from MO or IL remember this car?

[CamarosRus]

BARDAHL was a well known big name mfg of oil additive mfg in Seattle where I was born, raised and still reside (in the burbs)

I'm just curious what form of sponsorship the pictured car might have had. How many other cars back in the day wore BARDAHL as prominent as that ???

Thanks

[Stefano]

I can think of three more and they were Yellow; A Nova, a Corvette and a '69 Camaro.

[markjohnson]

There was a whole fleet of Mr. Bardahl, Bill Heischler drag cars.

[Kim_Howie]

Here is a color pic of that car.

[Kim_Howie]

Anybody know this guy??

[bashton]

What a great post;

The collective knowledge of this boards members is incredible.

Keep it comin!

Bashton
MCACN Managing Member

[Dr. Pete]

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That's it, I'm done for for the day. I'll get around to posting more of these when I have the time. I gotta get dressed right now and get over to the drag strip. I've got tons of these photos from a track photographer that did all the St. Louis drag strips but This freakin' Kodak Easy Share program keeps locking up my computer. UGH!

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Mark, Can you bring those photos from the track photographer to the SuperCar Reunion?? I've been looking for those Barford Yenko Camaros since high school. I used to buy parts for my Corvettes from that dealership before they closed.

[Kim_Howie]

Pete, Both of those cars are not Barford cars. I owned one of them and know where the others one is. Adam Tuckman the guy that started this post owns my old car. Kim

[Dr. Pete]

Kim, I'm actually looking for photos of any of the Supercar Camaros that raced at St. Louis International Raceway, Mid America Raceway in Wentzville, and any other midwest tracks. Looking forward to seeing you at the Reunion. Pete

[mchriscad]

Kim,
I am getting close to completing another 67 you used to own! I will post some pics next week. I just hope the owner history won't hurt the sale!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!