I was inspired to post this by Brian's blog today.
I love to see pictures of great old race parts, so let's all add what we can here with a little information on its history.
As an AMC guy, I'll start with this. Here is a cool old Traco built AMC intake created for the 69 Trans-Am series when dual carbs were legal. I believe there are two or three of these floating around yet? Hell, they may have only built two or three in the first place?
This intake required a special hood which had questionable legality based on homologation rules. From what I hear all these parts had a part number assigned by the manufacturer which made it legal(ish) for the series.
There are tons of crazy late 60?s Trans Am/Can Am parts from all the manufactures floating around. I have also seen some great early Super Stock/Pro Stock pieces floating around too.
Next?
I love to see pictures of great old race parts, so let's all add what we can here with a little information on its history.
As an AMC guy, I'll start with this. Here is a cool old Traco built AMC intake created for the 69 Trans-Am series when dual carbs were legal. I believe there are two or three of these floating around yet? Hell, they may have only built two or three in the first place?
This intake required a special hood which had questionable legality based on homologation rules. From what I hear all these parts had a part number assigned by the manufacturer which made it legal(ish) for the series.
There are tons of crazy late 60?s Trans Am/Can Am parts from all the manufactures floating around. I have also seen some great early Super Stock/Pro Stock pieces floating around too.
Next?
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