roll over Daytona

[Charger1970]

I stumbled upon an interesting article about a Daytona that was rolled over, getting restored. (hopefully not a repost)

http://www.autofocus.ca/news-events/features/this-rolled-in-a-ditch-charger-daytona-is-going-through-a-six-figure-restoration

[Charger1970]

What about this?

What is known is that the car was one of just five built with a wing center section made of solid aircraft-grade aluminum, and that even the hollow-center spoilers were capable of supporting more than a little weight—a few hundred pounds of down force or a daring owner or two, anyway.

[tan top]

 good find    thanks for posting   

  i seem to remember that car being advertised on ebay  few years ago   

[nascarxx29]

Arkanas noble daytona

[nascarxx29]

http://www.dodgecharger.com/forum/index.php/topic,86052.0.html

[PettyMower]

Although not original, I love that color and stripe combination!!!

[Moparpoolman]

I think this is the most recent thread
http://www.dodgecharger.com/forum/index.php/topic,101069.0.html

[FJMG]

What about this?

What is known is that the car was one of just five built with a wing center section made of solid aircraft-grade aluminum, and that even the hollow-center spoilers were capable of supporting more than a little weight—a few hundred pounds of down force or a daring owner or two, anyway.

I also noticed that, first time I heard that too. I purchased one of these "solid center section" daytona wings in the mid 80's out of Dallas. I certainly "thought" I was buying an original wing after I spoke to the seller, but he did not claim it was one of five!
Or is that now one of six?

[C5X DAYTONA]

What about this?

What is known is that the car was one of just five built with a wing center section made of solid aircraft-grade aluminum, and that even the hollow-center spoilers were capable of supporting more than a little weight—a few hundred pounds of down force or a daring owner or two, anyway.

I also noticed that, first time I heard that too. I purchased one of these "solid center section" daytona wings in the mid 80's out of Dallas. I certainly "thought" I was buying an original wing after I spoke to the seller, but he did not claim it was one of five!
Or is that now one of six?

Saw that quote.   There were a lot of solid horizontals in the group of cars that the vin sequence start with 9B381xxx and 9B386xxx.

[moparstuart]

What about this?

What is known is that the car was one of just five built with a wing center section made of solid aircraft-grade aluminum, and that even the hollow-center spoilers were capable of supporting more than a little weight—a few hundred pounds of down force or a daring owner or two, anyway.

I also noticed that, first time I heard that too. I purchased one of these "solid center section" daytona wings in the mid 80's out of Dallas. I certainly "thought" I was buying an original wing after I spoke to the seller, but he did not claim it was one of five!
Or is that now one of six?

Saw that quote.   There were a lot of solid horizontals in the group of cars that the vin sequence start with 9B381xxx and 9B386xxx.

Interesting