who's car is this.
Posted: Fri Apr 17, 09 4:14 pm
Iv been looking at some pic's that I down loaded over the last few years. 
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who's car is this.
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Iv been looking at some pic's that I down loaded over the last few years. Posted: Fri Apr 17, 09 4:18 pm
27 miles since new and converted from a four speed to an auto...supposedly an R/T but with no tick tock tach...you got me with that one!
Posted: Fri Apr 17, 09 7:30 pm
its dick landys 70 Hemi charger 
guy over on dogge charge dot com had it in a barn since the early 70s , brought it out of a barn a couple of years ago , & Dick landy varified it was his 70 , only a short while before he died
guy over on dogge charge dot com had it in a barn since the early 70s , brought it out of a barn a couple of years ago , & Dick landy varified it was his 70 , only a short while before he diedPosted: Fri Apr 17, 09 8:02 pm
Fair bit of work on them pedals for 27 miles 
Posted: Fri Apr 17, 09 8:46 pm
I reckon its Clive's. He only did about 27 miles in it
Posted: Fri Apr 17, 09 8:50 pm
well done that man and here are some more pic's I have got lots of pic's of this car It is a dream to find car like this But it can and does happen 
You have to ask how many trip's down the strip to get 27mile on the clock depends on how long the staging lanes and the drive round are I suppose 
Posted: Mon Apr 20, 09 1:10 pm
Thats not the footwell of a 27mile car nomatter how many runs its done...
Posted: Mon Apr 20, 09 1:13 pm
must have been manual brakes for them to have had to press the pedal that hard
Posted: Mon Apr 20, 09 1:31 pm
Seems odd that it has an auto steering column in it if it was originally 4 speed? Perhaps it was alway's auto but had a clutchflite fitted? Cool find anyway, haven't seen one of those Hurst dual gate shifters for many years.
Posted: Mon Apr 20, 09 8:35 pm
Yeah, c'mon Blue - you were looking at those original auxiliary dials , we'ren't you!
Posted: Mon Apr 20, 09 9:49 pm
Philth wrote:Yeah, c'mon Blue - you were looking at those original auxiliary dials , we'ren't you!
Ooohhhhh no> I think he was trying to visualise it in Orange with an '01' on the doors. Its crying out for it and HE knows it.
Posted: Tue Apr 21, 09 10:32 pm
Blue wrote:Seems odd that it has an auto steering column in it if it was originally 4 speed? Perhaps it was alway's auto but had a clutchflite fitted? Cool find anyway, haven't seen one of those Hurst dual gate shifters for many years.
pretty sure it was a auto , but landy raced the car in both auto & stick class , hence the peddles still there