A few Nats pics.

[Spike]

Man was it HOT!! this year. 97 on Friday and 95 on Saturday!

Original Hemi Cuda

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Mr. Norms super charged Demon

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Some Chargers

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a couple more

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last ones, it just got too hot to carry the camera around.

[Goldfinger71]

Thanks for the pics!....It's actually kinda cool to see those 70's  custom paint jobs.I think the Hemicuda has actually been that way since the 70's.....I beleive I saw a writeup about it a while back.

[Lowprofile]

Thanks for the Pics Spike! Great Job.  Some day, I'll make it there! 

[wetfeetmi]

Great pics.. LOVE that Petty blue Demon. I left Kalamazoo at 5:00 A.M. Sat. and turned around 45 minutes into my trip to the Nats. It started raining and I had to many things to do at home. Broke my heart. This is the first time in 5 years I missed the Nats. How were the drags?

[buttermilksloth]

info and that truck?

[Charger_Fan]

Lotsa nice looking cars there, those 70's paint jobs are funny.

There sure doesn't seem to be much shade there, huh?

[Spike]

Didn't watch too much racing, it was just too dang hot, even in the little shade that was there.

As for the truck

The most unique trucks for '70 and `71 were the "Sweptline Special" and "Dude" package trucks. The Sweptline Special was a ultra bare bones short-box truck equipped with all the necessities and very few comforts. These items include a 198ci Slant-Six mated to a 3-spd manual tranny. This truck was sold at a lower price than those offered by competitors and targeted the commercial or utilitarian market. On the other hand, the Dude package was clearly more fun as far as options and looks go. A body length, c-shaped stripe fit the contours of the Sweptline box and included the Dude logo. This truck was based more upon paint and tape appearance upgrades rather than comfort or engineering advancements. See the Dodge Dude Pickup Brochure below for more information on the Dude package.

[73rallye440magnum]

very cool cars, i want to go to that show sometime.