Justin,
The car just Looks Right, Eddie did a great job on the vinyl, and the spots up the middle, and mini me done good on the prep work. bit*hin' looking ride.
Paul,
I'm really partial to 69/70 mini chargers myself, but the 70/72 mini cudas were sweet. There was a candy apple red one out of KB's shop that WAS the first to run 220 painted by some guy named Rubin that I really liked.
Then there was a series of orange/tangerine long nose mustangs running out of Russ Davis Ford I liked too.
I will say that during that era, with all the 'mini' or long nose cars, that floppers didn't look any more like their street counterparts than floppers look like theirs today. There is a reason we called them "Funny Cars". Maybe it's just me, but I've always felt the Street cars looked wrong and the F/C's looked right. I drive an '05 'stang today and I feel that JFR got it right. I drove a 69 charger for a while, years ago and it looked like a boat compared to what I saw at the track. And don't get me started on the Ed Wells mini chargers in '71, they were 'right' in profile, but they were the most ugly thing's I've ever seen. We're seeing the same thing in N/FC today, too much front overhang to make the cars look 'right'.
One thing I do miss about that era, is that we had The California Cars, The Chicago Cars, The Northwest Hitters, The Texas Cars, The Down South Cars, and the Northeast Cars.
d'kid
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