3 daytona pictures / posters ?

[41husk]

I sent 6pkrunner a my schlitz Daytona poster.  He scanned it, sent back my original plus a blown up nersion for the mopad   I would love to have one of those for the Mopad

[Brock Samson]

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[tan top]

doing another search  , it lead me to the same site  as in my first post !!    but different lot of pictures   says 67 dodge pictures !!

this is the only one i can enlarge    sites taking ages to load for me & freezing up  for some reason , think would be worth having a look through  , plymouths also


http://www.allposters.com/-st/Dodge-Posters_c60167_p2_.htm

[nascarxx29]

Good find I think thats the 1 of the 2 carlife hemi 500 test vehicles
The 69 "Car Life" Road Test on the two C500's, and clearly states "the crown comes back"! The fastest road cars ever tested!!!
Chrysler supplied an auto, and a manual Hemi 500 which ran the best 1/4 mile time of 13.68.

[nascarxx29]

Thinking its one of these featured magazine car 500s

[mauve66]

cost is one thing , but fakes are better than nothing, just look at all the clones out there

i've never even seen any of these posters for sale, the only thing i have is the annual MATS posters, and i'm still missing alot of them

[tan top]

Thinking its one of these featured magazine car 500s

yes thinking that too ,  going to dig my copy of that road test out !!  wonder if thats a 4 speed or auto , remember  one was stolen  ,  but did it not turn out there were two ( or was it just confilcting storys ) C500 J code test car/s stolen & one supposedly end up as a engineering  88 daytona    there was a thread on it a while back    

[nascarxx29]

 http://www.allpar.com/racing/200-mph-Daytona.html

http://www.allpar.com/corporate/chelsea-proving-grounds.html

When the crew left Talladega the whole racing world knew about the record. Eventually, #88 came back to Talladega, where it rests to the present day, on permanent display at the Talladega MotorSports Museum.
Not bad for a car that had been left a derelict on the mean streets of Los Angeles. Chrysler had sent a Dodge Charger Hemi out to California for testing by a major auto enthusiast magazine. It was stolen one night and was lost for quite a while. Finally, L.A. police found the stripped out derelict body on the mean streets of Watts. There wasn't much left except the body, which had been left sitting on cement blocks. The police hauled it into their impound lot. Notifications were made, of course. At first, nothing was going to happen. However it was the time of the Riverside race. One of the guys involved had taken a car out to Riverside to sell. His trailer was empty for the return trip, so he was asked to pick up the hulk from the L.A.P.D. lot.  He did so. That car became the #88 engineering mule and the 200 mile an hour record holder.

However it was the time of the Riverside race. One of the guys involved had taken a car out to Riverside to sell. His trailer was empty for the return trip, so he was asked to pick up the hulk from the L.A.P.D. lot.  He did so. That car became the #88 engineering mule and the 200 mile an hour record holder.

Wonder who the guy was that picked up the hulk.The now #88 daytona research car. Cotton Owens ? ?? Or




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[6pkrunner]

Here's the winged and aero stuff I have. Never seen some of the others posted before.

Winged

[nascarxx29]

Nice collection. If anyone needs I have the complete magazine with the intact red daytona and the magazine with petty black and white ads.And maybe some other featured on this link.Im still trying to downsize stuff.I think this would make a good poster vintage bubble gum card  


http://i37.photobucket.com/albums/e67/75414/100_2902.jpg

[tan top]

Here's the winged and aero stuff I have. Never seen some of the others posted before.

Winged

good stuff , thanks for posting 

http://www.allpar.com/racing/200-mph-Daytona.html

http://www.allpar.com/corporate/chelsea-proving-grounds.html

When the crew left Talladega the whole racing world knew about the record. Eventually, #88 came back to Talladega, where it rests to the present day, on permanent display at the Talladega MotorSports Museum.
Not bad for a car that had been left a derelict on the mean streets of Los Angeles. Chrysler had sent a Dodge Charger Hemi out to California for testing by a major auto enthusiast magazine. It was stolen one night and was lost for quite a while. Finally, L.A. police found the stripped out derelict body on the mean streets of Watts. There wasn't much left except the body, which had been left sitting on cement blocks. The police hauled it into their impound lot. Notifications were made, of course. At first, nothing was going to happen. However it was the time of the Riverside race. One of the guys involved had taken a car out to Riverside to sell. His trailer was empty for the return trip, so he was asked to pick up the hulk from the L.A.P.D. lot.  He did so. That car became the #88 engineering mule and the 200 mile an hour record holder.

However it was the time of the Riverside race. One of the guys involved had taken a car out to Riverside to sell. His trailer was empty for the return trip, so he was asked to pick up the hulk from the L.A.P.D. lot.  He did so. That car became the #88 engineering mule and the 200 mile an hour record holder.

Wonder who the guy was that picked up the hulk.The now #88 daytona research car. Cotton Owens ? ?? Or




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thanks , looks like i'm getting mixed up with the storys !!  so was a 68 J code charger not   C500

thought there was a red C500 though that was stolen & used by cotton ownes for testing  also , , although IS more likely i'm getting confused with the story !!
thanks for posting the links , good reading  

[nascarxx29]

Heres that Cotton Owens red 500 story
http://www.cottonowens.com/1969_Charger500.shtml
http://www.moparmusclemagazine.com/featuredvehicles/mopp_0405_1969_dodge_charger/index.html

[nascarxx29]

Image of Riverside poster

[tan top]

Image of Riverside poster

  good poster !!

Nice collection. If anyone needs I have the complete magazine with the intact red daytona and the magazine with petty black and white ads.And maybe some other featured on this link.Im still trying to downsize stuff.I think this would make a good poster vintage bubble gum card  


http://i37.photobucket.com/albums/e67/75414/100_2902.jpg

 they look real back in the day !!  sure i have seen Tshits with the superbird  like that mybe with a giant hurst shifter  

Heres that Cotton Owens red 500 story
http://www.cottonowens.com/1969_Charger500.shtml
http://www.moparmusclemagazine.com/featuredvehicles/mopp_0405_1969_dodge_charger/index.html

oh yeah thats the one i'm thinking of !!  , & got mixed up with   !
thanks for posting the links !!   good reading on the cotton owens site ,  so that red road test C500 is a different car to this one  ??