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  1. 12-09-2004, 02:05 PM #1
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    Is this Cornpanzer's?

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  2. 12-09-2004, 02:20 PM #2
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    nope, that is a swb car. that and i dont think Dave's has any racing history..
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  3. 12-09-2004, 02:49 PM #3
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    I have that one in my pic file to ... I think it might be East coast racer Bert Evert around '68
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  4. 12-09-2004, 03:01 PM #4
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    That sure is alot of wheel on the back- what kind are those ?
    Where is the rear bumper ?

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  5. 12-09-2004, 03:57 PM #5
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    They probably ran 7s. With some "Flaring" 8s were ran. Many racers removed the rear bumpers in SCCA and Trans Am to save some weight. Cool picture.

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  6. 12-09-2004, 04:06 PM #6
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    No flares, but they sure are big compared to the fronts.
    They look familiar but not Fuchs - really looks nice and I sure would like to find a way to fit some wheels like that on my car ( R Fuchs are too $ for me right now)
    Bumper gone is kinda cool too.

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  7. 12-09-2004, 06:38 PM #7
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    those are american mag torq thrust d wheels. v cool.
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  8. 12-09-2004, 06:49 PM #8
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    Harry;

    Thanks. How hard are they to find, and how pricey?
    By the way was that you who bought the 611$ badge ?
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  9. 12-09-2004, 07:15 PM #9
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    Nice pic of a period '68 racer...

    Guys,
    I'll be running "sans rear bumpers" this coming season. Since I'm all steel (no fiberglass anywhere) that's a fair amount of weight that comes off, and is a very period "early" race look.
    Not to mention the additional corner balancing benefits...

    The Torque-thrust wheels are pretty slick too...

    I'll post pics of the "homemade 911 (v2.0)" once I get it past annual tech. I can't wait...been outa the car too long.

    Happy Holidays everyone
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  10. 12-09-2004, 07:34 PM #10
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    Yes, those are the expoding-type wheels. No, that's not Cornpanzer's car.

    Signed, a friend of a friend who knows Vic Elford.
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