You Can't Make This Stuff Up!

[Lee Stewart]

From the producer of the 2000 major motion picture "Play It To The Bone", starring Antonio Banderas, Woody Harrelson and Lucy Liu, written and directed by Ron Shelton. This was the hero car that Banderas, Harrelson and Liu sat in for most of the film. There were two cars used in the film, a 71 and a 72. After the film, the director bought the 71 and the producer bought the 72. Trim Tag says it was originally Baroque Gold with black top and interior. Was repainted Mopar Sassy Grass Green per the director's choice.

[Lee Stewart]

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[Lee Stewart]

1964 A864 Race Hemi

[Lee Stewart]

The 1966 Dodge D/Dart was a Factory Dart package built solely for drag racing. The 273 v8 was rated at 275hp and weighing in at just over 2900 lbs. The car qualified for NHRA’s D/Stock category.

In 1966 Chrysler was upset with NHRA for allowing Ford to show up with its tube chassis cars and aftermarket fiberglass bodies, so Chrysler decided to take the year off. No super stock 426 Hemi’s were produced in 1966.

[muscle_collector]

Originally Posted by Lee Stewart

This rare car is one of only seven 401 Nail Head Gran Sports to be built by Buick in 1966. The gorgeous car is red in color with the original black interior, black top, and factory black pinstripes. It has a factory correct M-21 4-speed transmission, 3:55 Positraction rear end, bucket seats, a power convertible top, dual quad carburetors, and factory Chrome Mag Wheels with Redline Tires.

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wow only 7 made. now I am sick I parted out a black one back in the late 80's had no idea a 401 GS was rare. I still have various pieces of it left.