SUPERCHARGER 1 OWNER RAFFI MINASIAN ON THE BOARD

[nascarxx29]

On your Super Charger replica you could try emailing Raffi M Or Steve Juliano.
Jim R did the topless charger replica and copied the unique details
http://wwnboa.org/rodebaughtopless.htm

[Detroit Link]

I thought I'd add this photo to the conversation for posterity.

This is a picture of my dad who took Elwood's car home for the evening. The location is Hamtramck, MI at my dad's mom's house in 1971. I was 8months old. Notice the fiberglass baby bouncer seat by his feet? The neighborhood no longer exists and was razed years ago. My dad was a designer at Chrysler for his entire career and worked under Elwood. I found this photo and vehicle fascinating, so I started researching it. Quite the pedigree with this car. I've talked with Raffi and found out that a guy by the name of Howie Haboush from New Jersey may own the car now.

[aerolith]

Stunning car in every aspect!

A friend of mine in California was going to build another 'supercharger' about eight years ago.
He already had a topless 69 Charger body and we spoke at great length about body/chassis strengthening.
We had already dis-membered a very rusty Coronet convert, to get the rocker panel inner support rails out.
But it was shelved and never got built.

Aerolite

[nascarxx29]

Great picture I'm in NJ met Howie once he's in fort Lee nj

[nascarxx29]

http://hooniverse.com/2010/09/21/return-of-the-topless-charger-courtesy-of-a-reader/

[Dany-design]

Hi guys!

i'm Daniele and i'm writing from Italy.
I'm working on a book talk about Charger history, so i would like ask if you know who is the owner of the rights about images of Charger roofless inside this topic, especially the images about the orange one in the article and the '68 (images in white/black)...thanks for the support!

[nascarxx29]

A friend who passed away Steven Juliano was the owner.It changed hands and is in a NJ collector Byron Howie Habici.The vintage pictures ownership I don't know