Class A/FX & B/FX

[copo9566aa]

FX class is Factory Experimental ?
all car with A/FX or B/FX is a Factory car or ??
searching more info on this class FX. Thanks.

[Seattle Sam]

I couldn't find a definitive web site for you, but there is a lot of info about A/FX cars (which became "funny cars"). Try this link..
http://www.google.com/search?q=nhra+factory+experimental&hl=en&lr=&ie=UT F-8&oe=UTF-8&start=10&sa=N
Or if the link doesn't work go to www.google.com (http://www.google.com) and search for nhra factory experimental
Good Luck!
-Sam

[copo9566aa]

Thanks Seattle Sam
I'm searching info about a 64 El Camino 427 Z11 A/FX.

[JoeC]

GM had a ban on racing in 1963 so they stopped building special cars until the late 60s. Dick Harrell ran a 1964 Chevelle with the 427 engine from his 1963 Z-11 in the FX class. There were some special built 427 Ford Thunderbolts and the famous Dodge Ramchargers but I don't believe you had to have a factory car to run in FX. If you do a search on Ramchargers it may turn up some FX info.

[copo9566aa]

Thanks Joe
This is probably a homemade A/FX similar to the 64 Chevelle
of Dick Harrell.
T-Bolt and Ramcharger value $$$$$$
homemade A/FX value probably low in value for collector.