Posted: Tue Dec 01, 15 8:33 pm
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interiorPosted: Tue Dec 01, 15 8:34 pm
engine bay, you dont get much do you ??Posted: Tue Dec 01, 15 8:39 pm
The Trunk was strange too - I assume that is either a small tank or for ballast???
Posted: Tue Dec 01, 15 9:25 pm
Not this one though? 
Posted: Tue Dec 01, 15 9:45 pm
That looks like a funny car to me....
Posted: Tue Dec 01, 15 9:54 pm
Yep,Yankee Peddler.
Posted: Tue Dec 01, 15 10:06 pm
Wheelbase looks too long for a stock Challenger?
Posted: Tue Dec 01, 15 10:26 pm
Read down this article,there was also a funny car,this car was just an engine test bed. http://theshopmag.com/features/here-come-ramchargers
Posted: Tue Dec 01, 15 10:49 pm
Has blue drilled his roof pillars,
Posted: Wed Dec 02, 15 8:20 am
Cannonball wrote:....70 car updated to 72 uglyness,
Sacrilege!!
Posted: Wed Dec 02, 15 10:50 am
Believe me I considered it fella, but thought better of it...Cannonball wrote:Has blue drilled his roof pillars,
Blue Rose team
Posted: Wed Dec 02, 15 6:20 pm
Hi Dave,
There were four cars in the Blue Rose team, if you include my street and odd rwyb driven '63 Fairlane 4-dr. Melvyn "Woody" Wooding, is an old mate of mine from the late-'60's and Chris Frost's garage (always had about 50+ 50's-'60's American cars for sale!) here in Rushden.
Melvyn painted my Fairlane with a stars and stripes paint job, the same as the race cars, at his workshop at Staughton airfield in '75. I paid him two "engines in bits", a 289 Ford and a 283 Chevy. He and I started the job at 7pm one Friday night and finished it Sunday night after we'd been working all week. Didn't need to sleep much in those days...
There were four cars in the Blue Rose team, if you include my street and odd rwyb driven '63 Fairlane 4-dr. Melvyn "Woody" Wooding, is an old mate of mine from the late-'60's and Chris Frost's garage (always had about 50+ 50's-'60's American cars for sale!) here in Rushden.
Melvyn painted my Fairlane with a stars and stripes paint job, the same as the race cars, at his workshop at Staughton airfield in '75. I paid him two "engines in bits", a 289 Ford and a 283 Chevy. He and I started the job at 7pm one Friday night and finished it Sunday night after we'd been working all week. Didn't need to sleep much in those days...
DaveB wrote:Only just read this thread,Awesome
That old maverick,Kenny Coleman owned when it was later called "Stampede"powered by a small block chevy.
The pair of Falcons on the Pennine drag race club stand,did the same display at loads of car shows at the time,I think one belonged to a guy called Neil Harker.
I think I need some big Wolfies on my 71 cuda
There were actually 3 Falcons in the Blue Rose team, there was another early one called the Thorn. It was either that one or Blue Rose 2 that Neil later owned and put back on the street.
Posted: Thu Dec 03, 15 10:15 pm
This has been a great thread. Best one for a long time.
Posted: Fri Dec 04, 15 12:38 am
Stu wrote:This has been a great thread. Best one for a long time.
yes lets have some more pics n stories,
Posted: Sat Dec 05, 15 8:30 am
Brilliant thread Gents, please keep it going. 
