History Stock-S/S-F/X 1959-1966

I assume this was one of the "CSS" D100 Sweptlines with 426 wedge? So bitchen!

- EM

 

Not sure myself it was so different I tried to find more info with no luck. This is the first photo I have seen of it. REAL long bed style.

EDIT: Trying with that name CSS D100 Sweptline that earlymopar supplied it is indeed a sweptline but no way to tell if it has the 426 but with Proffit's history I would be it was.

 

Yes, most of the "CSS” (Custom Sport Special) Sweptlines were long bed models. I think I have only seen 2 short-wide bed version. Here is another that was campaigned in the mid-60’s.

EM

 

I THINK I posted that one some time back in this or another thread on the HAMB

 

There is a guy local to me that has a couple CSS sweptlines and I think one of them is a short bed but not sure I do know in fact they are 426 wedge powered


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Paul Norris "The Fugitive" Holman & Moody A/FX



Mr 4 Speed Ronnie Sox leaving the line in his 1965 Plymouth Super Stock at Bristol Raceway, Tennessee.



Storm King A/XS

 

I'm looking for pictures or info on the 1967 Fairlanes of Jim Morton SS/CA and Ken Dondero SS/C. Trying to find out if they were sedan or hardtop, which hood, single or dual quad (guessing duals).

Found this link and some others but nothing on these guys cars except they both won class in the 1970 Winternats.
http://www.network54.com/Forum/76346/thread/1266432942/If+you+like+427+Fairlanes

 

does any body have a good photo of the "Cantankerous " 1964 dodge in the mid 60's

 

USA Ramchargers indoor racing Chicago




Triumph II

 

Ronnies comet A/FX

 

Cyclone vs Ronnie Sox



Phil Bonner Warbucks



again



The beginning of the Cobrajet domination LOL

Tasca Ford

 

Golden Commandos Number 1

 

Early Dyno Don

 

Dyno dons 62

 

Dyno Don A/FX

 

Does anyone know what kind of wheels these are?
They kind of look like a couple of old Superior wheels that I have

 

Not a reply for the wheels but a nice back drop of Hollywood Park horse racing track in Inglewood Ca. where I grew up. It's now gone being replaced by the future home of the Los Angeles Rams and San Diego, whoops, LA Chargers...

 

Engininuity III Roy Tosen & Ken Jennings

 

Enloe: Those are Ansen wheels, they made them as bolt on or had a version that were true knock off style.

 

Thanks
You should come hang out with us in June in Bowling Green at the Hot Rod Reunion.
We are trying to have the 66 ready to take.
You should bring your Vette

 

Thanks for the invite, I'd love to but these days between four grandkids, work and whatever else the wife and family cook up... (No complaints,I'm blessed) I'm lucky if the Vette will get wound out within 20 miles of home a few times till then.

 

Lee Smith's "Haulin Hemi II"



Lucifer A/FX by Hutchison Sales




Melrose Missile A/FX



The Trapper. B/XS never heard of that

 

Two magazine photos of the Shaker Eng. car from 1962

 

Arnie Beswick The Farmer




Hair Bender Too



Ray Allen multi time winner



Reverend Mr. black

 

posted by Tommyd in the in motion thread

 

Note the STP coveralls




Seaton's Super Shaker




Teachers Pet Stein & Pagano

 

Executioner



Harvey Ford

 

Those rounded spoke wheels are a bitch to identify, unless they're stamped and I'd guess most
aren't. Right now I have some that are called "Magsters". No idea who made or distributed them.
When a friend bought a new '68 Camaro he purchased a 5 spoke set from the dealer and they kept
his stock rims. Again, no idea who made them. The center caps in the photos look unique.

One thing that drives me crazy in wheel ads is the use of "Torqe Thrusts" or "torq thrust style".
And usually people are off base.

 

The early Ansen Apollo wheels shown on that Mopar are identified by their large center hub and cap.

 

McCoy Mercury