Lime Green Daytona on matching ramp truck hauler

[bannedbird]

=== EDIT 5/31/2020 - This is actually a green Daytona; read on ====
Another wing car image I had not seen before.  Any history to this yellow Daytona on matching yellow ramp truck / hauler?  If so, please post the thread in a reply.  I am looking for ideas for a trailer / hauler for my Bird and possibly a future Daytona.  Thanks!

[tan top]

 there is a thread on here  somewhere  when it come up for sale , cant find it at minute       might of been the old site !

have a look here    

http://www.superbirdclub.com/elmer.html

[bannedbird]

Another and better quality photo showing it's actual green color.
TT: thanks for the link.  Guess we can let this thread die out.  At lease if anyone search for "yellow" they will get the correct info - lol.  Here is where I found this pix:
https://www.yenko.net/forum/showthread.php?t=121116&page=38

Is there a thread on this site for "Aero car hauling vehicles" yet?

[bannedbird]

This is the Elmer Duellman 304 mile Daytona.  Originally a black car.
The first "Yellow" photo on the "Mopar Fantasy" car hauler was taken in Milwaukee Wisconsin in 1978.

[held1823]

Guess we can let this thread die out.  At lease if anyone search for "yellow" they will get the correct info - lol.

you can edit both the title and the post to remove "yellow".  would have to do so for the title on each post. look at mine here for example

[bannedbird]

I was thinking only a moderator could do the thread title. I'm fine with the thread being yellow.  Until I had more info, the single "yellow" picture was all I had to use for a search.

[hemigeno]

I was thinking only a moderator could do the thread title. I'm fine with the thread being yellow.  Until I had more info, the single "yellow" picture was all I had to use for a search.

In addition to moderators, the OP can edit their initial post and change its subject line.

That will cause every post after the change is made to display the new Subject, although if you quote from a thread with the old title, it will be retained.