RAIV and RAV more continuation....

[warpath]

Steve:
Not to jump the subject, but I should have asked you something when you asked me about the Magnum's.

Did you ever do any research into some of the lesser known Tin Indian's?

I been trying to find a picture or info on his 68 GTO. I know it set a D/S record, but not much else. I asked Bill K. a few years ago at the Tri-power Nationals, but he could not remember much specific.

Thanks - Brian

[Steve_Hoog]

Brian

I believe I have seen a pic of it one time but do not remember where, if I find it I will pass it on to here.

Here is what I found a while back as for the record:

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1968 GTO Ram Air II 400
"Doc" Dixon Tin Indian Set AHRA D/S World Record

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[Belair62]

This is a little unusual I would think...

[Steve_Hoog]

Belair

What's this all about? Ralph Earnhardt ran a Pontiac?

[Steve_Hoog]

It looks worse in this pic than it really is James:

[Belair62]

Car looks better than the dude standing there...

[Steve_Hoog]

That guy is my buddy in OKC, he's a goat hearder.

[StealthBird]

This Knafel Pontiac may be a Canadian Pontiac Acadian. I used to see Acadians and Beaumonts (A-body) all the time up in Canada. A few years back at the POCI Nats, a guy had what looked like a 64 Nova, but it was an Acadian with a 427 stuffed under the hood. They never made them with 427's, but it was a cool concept. Definately drew a lot of snooty looks from GTO guys as they passed by, with phrases like "How did that Chevy get in here?"

The only reason I think this may be a Knafel Pontiac Acadian is that it appears to have a split grille.

[StealthBird]

Figures, all it takes is a few clicks, and voila!

In wagon form....

http://www.americandreamcars.com/1963acadianwagon.htm

[warpath]

In the list of Tin Indians, there is a 67 Acadian with a 427.

That's a great picture. It's the first time I saw one of that car. Thanks! Brian