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Wednesday, 16 May 2012

Hollywood Spring Axle Special, driver: Parnelli Jones

Saturday, 28 April 2012

Fittipaldi Racing's GT40

this photo shows how they mounted and braced the chin spoiler for speeds around 200 mph

Old cool decal for Bardahl oil, and they wreck the photo with the new sticker for some watch you aren't going to by or want to see a sticker of on a cool race car

Right hand drive helmet bulge for racing

the racing stripes make it's ass look big... or maybe its the mammoth meats. Dam that is a lot of rubber

Sunday, 22 April 2012

Pink Mopars... the only pink musclecar? Probably. Yes, I know that Chrysler called the colors nice names, like Panther Pink, and Moulin Rouge. FM3 was the paint code, but pink never seemed wrong on these beasts

1971 Barracuda, the coolest accessorized body for Mopars in my opinion. The shark gills, the shaker hoods (normally), that great grill, the driving lamps under the bumper, hood pins, and the billboard engine size call out. Wow, it got all the cool stuff

I was wrong when I called the 340 Wedge hood decal the best and biggest factory engine size call out. I forgot about this, the 1970 Charger hood cove decals. These are real uncommon to see, I have no idea how few were ever sold on cars from Mopar, vs how many have them installed by eager owners... but wow, impressive and bold

Chargers has the flip top cap on the drivers side, and Challengers on the passenger side. I don't know why.

Wednesday, 18 April 2012

Hockey stripes and billboards... only Mopar and muscle car people know what that means, for anyone who wonders - here are the two coolest decal themes used in muscle cars to show off the engine size

The above is fuzzy, it isn't your eyes or computer. Sorry about that

Though not either, this AAR (Dan Gurney All American Racer) decal fits here nicely, and was technically the strobe stripe I believe

If you love Mopars, these are nothing new, but there are a lot of people that haven't seen as much of the variety of muscle cars as you and I. Some have seen another world of muscle cars, the south American variety, Australian, or the African varieties. Cool stuff that here in the USA we are totally unfamiliar with.