nascar
NASCAR has made many changes over the last few years. Among them are stage races, playoffs and other gimmicks to increase their fan base and market share. Those changes include the cars as well. The current cars are merely spec racing with 3 different brand names with cars that are unidentifiable to their production counterparts. The current cars are also built in huge numbers, most never achieving anything noteworthy. But on occasion we get a NASCAR machine that is interesting, significant or even iconic.
LEGENDARY RECORD SETTING NASCAR DODGE CHARGER $old
This is the Dodge Charger Daytona DC-93 that broke the 200 MPH closed course record. On March 24th, 1970, at Talladega Motor Speedway. NASCAR star Buddy Baker set an official lap record of 200.447 MPH. That broke the previous record set Charlie Glotzbach in the same car when winning the pole for Talladega's inaugural race at a speed of 199.446 MPH. This car saw a number of famed drivers behind the wheel of it. Those included Bobby Allison, Dan Gurney, Bobby Isaac, James Hylton and USAC star Don White.
DC-93 originally debuted in 1969 Daytona 500 starting 6th and finishing 41st. This car would eventually become the test car for the Charger Daytona package. This was tested in July 1969 at Chrysler's Chelsea proving grounds reaching speeds of 205 MPH. This car has undergone a multi year restoration and has it's matching numbers 426/575 HP Hemi EX-144 V-8 engine with 4-speed manual transmission. Letter of Authenticity verifying the provenance of DC-93 provided with the purchase of this car.
For more information call us at (765)335-2057 or email us at: info@indycompetition.com
DC-93 originally debuted in 1969 Daytona 500 starting 6th and finishing 41st. This car would eventually become the test car for the Charger Daytona package. This was tested in July 1969 at Chrysler's Chelsea proving grounds reaching speeds of 205 MPH. This car has undergone a multi year restoration and has it's matching numbers 426/575 HP Hemi EX-144 V-8 engine with 4-speed manual transmission. Letter of Authenticity verifying the provenance of DC-93 provided with the purchase of this car.
For more information call us at (765)335-2057 or email us at: info@indycompetition.com
1990 oldsmobile cutlass ex-a.j foyt $65,000 USD
A.J. Foyt Jr. is an icon in the racing world. 4 Indianapolis 500 wins, the winning of 24hrs. of Le Mans in 1967 and the 1972 Daytona 500 victory. These are just the highlights of storied career of 40 years. Their will never be another man like him.
We are proud to offer this 1990 Oldsmobile Cutlass. Built by Hutcherson-Pagan for A.J.Foyt Racing and powered by the ubiquitous small block Chevrolet.He made his last Daytona 500 appearance in this car, starting 13th and finishing 36th. He later drove it in the Pepsi 400 at Daytona and the Diehard 500 at Talladega that same year. During the 1991 season A.J. entered the car in 3 races with Mike Chase driving.
It was this car that planted the seed for the Indianapolis Motor Speedway's Brickyard 400 event in September 1991. A.J. had this car at the speedway for filming a television commercial for the Sears brand, Craftsman Tools. At the end of the day A.J took a few laps in it. Then he turned it over to IMS president Tony George to drive. Tony George drove it 6 laps and that is all that was required to get the wheels turning on this idea. In August 1992, Goodyear conducted their first NASCAR tire test at the Indianapolis Motor Speedway.
This car is in beautiful condition. It runs and drives. It needs nothing. It does not have any spare parts or support equipment with it.
For more information call us at (765)335-2057 or email us at: info@indycompetition.com
We are proud to offer this 1990 Oldsmobile Cutlass. Built by Hutcherson-Pagan for A.J.Foyt Racing and powered by the ubiquitous small block Chevrolet.He made his last Daytona 500 appearance in this car, starting 13th and finishing 36th. He later drove it in the Pepsi 400 at Daytona and the Diehard 500 at Talladega that same year. During the 1991 season A.J. entered the car in 3 races with Mike Chase driving.
It was this car that planted the seed for the Indianapolis Motor Speedway's Brickyard 400 event in September 1991. A.J. had this car at the speedway for filming a television commercial for the Sears brand, Craftsman Tools. At the end of the day A.J took a few laps in it. Then he turned it over to IMS president Tony George to drive. Tony George drove it 6 laps and that is all that was required to get the wheels turning on this idea. In August 1992, Goodyear conducted their first NASCAR tire test at the Indianapolis Motor Speedway.
This car is in beautiful condition. It runs and drives. It needs nothing. It does not have any spare parts or support equipment with it.
For more information call us at (765)335-2057 or email us at: info@indycompetition.com