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Dean Jeffries Merc convert in front of the other merc?

 

No, Richard Tiebout’s ‘32 Chevy was brown with black fenders. Sadly he passed away Sept. 1st at the age of 83.
Godspeed Richard.

 

Mick, I am glad that you are around to correct me. There were 2 chopped Plymouth 4 door sedans around the Bay area in the late 1950's, and I can never remember which was which.

 

Rene Lussier, a member of the C.A.R.B.S. car club of Hartford, Connecticut.

 

Sure would like some more info (and pictures) of this puppy !!
6sally6

 

The fertile mind of Mickey Thompson.

 

The other one you're probably thinking of was Leroy French's 49 Plymouth from San Francisco. I believe Leroy's dad owned a Plymouth dealership at the time.

Mick

 

All three of these Roadsters were racing on a 5/8's mile paved oval, with wire wheels.

 

Where's Al?

 

Nope...July '70 issue of Hot Rod:

Supposedly it bounced around PHX for a while, but where it is now is unknown. Or at least unclear.

 

https://www.macsmotorcitygarage.com/mickey-thompsons-crazy-pontiac-two-banger/