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Is he not the absolute best? How about his remarks about his wife? That's funny. Knowing he'll be racing at Indy next year is enough to make me plan on going.
This is fantastic! As for his remarks about what Pat said, I don't blame her a bit. She's been at his side from the beginning and I think she has earned the right to have him be a little more safe at this point in their lives!!
I don't think they are stock at all. No heater .. no radio .. no mirrors .. no sound insulation .. no power steering .. no wipers .. no emissions stuff etc. These cars cannot be registered, they are factory hot rods.
They need to get Shirley a Pink one and do some Match Racing at 1320ft.
This car is from Chrysler as a race car,not a stock Challenger off the showroom.The cars will be legal for stock,S/S and comp eliminator.I have heard that Big will run stock eliminator.
I think it's great he's back doing what he loves to do.
I read where Grady Bryant had a match race at Carlsbad Dragway New Mexico with Tate Branch in Identical Dodge Diesel Pickups.
A drivers race ! Grady using Dick Harrell like acumen at the last minute let down the tailgate to take the win best two out of three.
He said there was nothing in the rules preventing lowering the gate.
Tate being the nice guy he is had no comment .
Maybe Big and Shirley will match race at this years BHRA nationals at Texas Raceway on Aug. 7th.
It's a celebration of Drag Racing and remembering the old times.
Big isn't new at running stockers, he had two Max Wedge cars. A 413 and a 426, knowing Big, he probably still owns them both. IIRC he owned the only 4 door Max Wedge car built.
Drew, this is great news, BIG back on the track. And Mark's idea about Glidden and Garlits match-racing is outstanding. They could book all over the country.
It would be the biggest since the SNAKE-MONGOOSE days.
Kathy, you're dead on about Big's contributions. I remember reading Hot Rod magazine several months ago and seeing the article about the slingshot he built to showcase the new-style Hemi engine, and I'm thinking, he's in his 70s, he still shows up at events all over the country, how the heck does he find time to go build this car?! Plus he's always restoring something. The guy is amazing.
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