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Sweet Maverick Greg.
You will enjoy it. Never heard bad from anyone that ever had one. They are a KILLER drag car.
Do you get over on the Maverick forum?, was curious.
Regards.
Al
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Thanks Al,
The car was originally built by Greg Nichols and he campaigned it back in the SM days. I purchased the car last year and although the engine/trans combo has changed it pretty much looks the same without the graphics. I am putting the original graphics back on the car and will run brackets and some nostalgia races with it.
Yes, I am on the Maverick forum.
John
Great Pics Dave,
I wish I could have got a chance to get to Milan, but had "Honey-Do's"
Milan is only 75 miles from me.It would have been nice to meet yas in person.
Have I got a MOPAR story for yas!Back in 69-70, my Dad could have bought the "Suspect" for $2,200 back then. Which was a 64 Dodge with ALL the goodies. It had a spun bearing, w-trailer and two mini-bikes!
But that was ALOT of money back then still for a shop-rat with 3 kids...
If we only had the foresight. That car is now the current "Color-me-gone car, run by Roger lindemoods son last I heard. It was in the Chrysler museum for awhile. I dont know if its still ran or not now. Anyone know?
Great Pics Dave,
I wish I could have got a chance to get to Milan, but had "Honey-Do's"
Milan is only 75 miles from me.It would have been nice to meet yas in person.
Have I got a MOPAR story for yas!Back in 69-70, my Dad could have bought the "Suspect" for $2,200 back then. Which was a 64 Dodge with ALL the goodies. It had a spun bearing, w-trailer and two mini-bikes!
But that was ALOT of money back then still for a shop-rat with 3 kids...
If we only had the foresight. That car is now the current "Color-me-gone car, run by Roger lindemoods son last I heard. It was in the Chrysler museum for awhile. I dont know if its still ran or not now. Anyone know?
Regards.
Al
I have a heartbreak story like that. My Brother-in-law bought a 1970 Motion Stage 2 Chevelle from a guy for $2000 and traded it during the gas crunch on the East Coast for a Delta 88. I was a college kid at the time, but he let me borrow it when I came home on weekends. Built 396, 4-speed, 4.88 rear. The car would go for >$100k today.
I ain't had a race car in quite a while, but here is a picture of my first car, that's me, the car, and "transporter", taken in 1969, in front of Bob Harris's Vette Shop, Houston TX. The afternoon before a race at old Houston track, on the Gulfport Hwy.
Another couple pictures at Little River "Temple Academy" TX 1969, now this was one narrow track, with a chain-link fence on one side, and a "guard-rail" on the other. There was no return road for hot cars, we towed two at a a time, back up the track.
Big Mike Burkhart's car, in the rear, and he''s driving my truck.
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