62-65 Superstock Mopars picture thread..

cutting it up

 

At Garlits museum

 

Local car to me, real car , not a clone .. it was restored to stock ,now, it just looks like another ol 64

 

Had to give that one a "LIKE", it looks almost like mine.

 

At Daytona. My favorite car at the Turkey Rod this year.

 

that is a beautiful car..

 

Thanks, that was the day I bought it and flat towed ( notice chains and tow bar still hooked up) home about 20 years ago. It was to replace the 330 4-door, I drove in high school and college.

 

I noticed the chains, thought maybe you just returned from the drag strip. I love that body style, nice setup. What's it running? Any more pics of it?

 

Originally a 6 cyl car. When I got it, it had a '76 360 in it. It's been buried in the back of the garage for a while now with no engine. Going to go big block. Need to get a few other projects done first.
No recent pictures and older ones are in my old computer and not readily available.
Picture posted is the good side. Passenger side needs some work.

 

This was formerly my brother's A990 that he had from 1967 to 2021 when he passed. The car was originally Bob Tindle's "Lurch" that was campaigned in and around Oregon in 65' and 66'. The current owner in Michigan just had a ground up re-furbish completed which is what you see here when the car was unveiled last month. This is the original color of which not many A990 cars came with.

- EM



A few more pictures....





Above, as campaigned by Bob Tindle (Orange Crate owner & builder)


My brother, home on leave from Viet Nam. Just made his dream purchase.

 

Thank you for the history, amazing car. It is an extremely rare color, love everything about it.

 

Documented to be the first Max Wedge car with a manual transmission. 413 MW, 3 speed car.

 

Richard was the announcer at the Mopar Nationals at the old Vegas dragstrip the year I won the event.

 

I made a bunch of progress on my 62 the last few days new suspension and steering next up engine and trans install hopefully be driving soon