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Good info Alex. Those talented and energetic Ramchargers were definitely pushing the envelope. "The First Funny Car" reference to Dick's car is not literal. My understanding is it just happened that the announcer at the track coined the unique look as such altho other "funny" looking cars had preceded it including the Ramcharger boys. Dick was really starting to push the rules beyond the "2%" as the year went on. Anyway, its all great history and this car speaks to me! Wouldn't mind having one of the 2% cars either!
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Just a LITTLE MUCH for my pocketbook!!!
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"This is Sheriff Buford T. Justice, I'm in pursuit of a black Trans Am, he is all mine so stay out of the way" |
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Hi Sam,
You caught me.. a guy from Ft. "DODGE" on a chebbie site. Rest assured I have no Dodges just Chebbies (and a few PLYMOUTH's ![]() The car was for sale in the late 70's in the National Dragster for considerably less(like all of them of course). If I can ever find the ad I'll post it. Having fun, Alex
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63 Max Wedge, 65 RO51, 64 A864..original cars,99 Dodge Ram Van(my favorite) |
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