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tamale wagon (Offline)
  #1 6/2/22 7:46 AM
1974 Syracuse Unser and Andretti

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Charles Nungester (Offline)
  #2 6/2/22 8:51 AM
Despite the historic depiction in the picture. Why do rules stop innovation. Motors that would last a whole season such as the four cam fords? The failures we see today are often valve train related due to incredible beating they would not be subject took with tech like this. BTW it's 1960s tech, not new but incredibly reliable.

Charles Nungester
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kb78 (Offline)
  #3 6/2/22 3:35 PM
These two are obviously teammates here but the roll cages are different, are they different builds or years or what? I was about 4 years old at this time.
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TQ29m (Offline)
  #4 6/2/22 4:16 PM
The 2 car looks like
a Bob Lowe build, but Sandy would know.

"Being old, isn't half as much fun, as getting there"! Ole Robert I!
Charles Nungester (Offline)
  #5 6/2/22 4:44 PM
Originally Posted by TQ29m:
The 2 car looks like
a Bob Lowe build, but Sandy would know.
I guess Staap on the duece

Charles Nungester
TQ29m (Offline)
  #6 6/2/22 4:47 PM
Possible, Bob always used those bends in the corners of the cage, but anyone could I guess.

"Being old, isn't half as much fun, as getting there"! Ole Robert I!
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