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mr bruce 05-16-2002 06:39 PM

number 13 ,black'n gold ,7/8ths scale
 
Smokey built a 7/8ths scale Chevelle in 66-67? for Daytona. He also built a 7/8ths scale Trans- Am Camaro, only run in 1 or 2 races,68-69? anybody got any pics or info? magazine articles?

computerworks 05-16-2002 06:52 PM

...not a lot out there...
 
..still lookin'...
http://www.ohiochevelle.com/images/Brown/13.jpg
...this one's a replica!

computerworks 05-16-2002 06:57 PM

TransAm Camaro

http://www.edelbrock.com/automotive/...st_camaro.html

http://www.edelbrock.com/automotive/...hr601/fig2.jpg

mr bruce 05-16-2002 07:07 PM

'Werks, you is the man, (Dirt peged Vic havin' this car too. )One of the car mags had an article about this car too, a month or so back. Stay tuned........

Turbo II 05-17-2002 01:19 AM

Mr Bruce,

You may want to contact this guy: http://www.mlodeent.com/

Couldn't find any photos of these cars on this site but he has a bunch that aren't listed (found he has some color Daytona coupe pics) Prices are reasonable.

Francis "Turbo II"

Mark IV 06-12-2002 06:44 AM

Smokey...
 
I don't think the Camaro had the "Shrink" treatment but did push the boundries elsewhere. I met Smokey at a trade show and asked about the Chevelle, his reply "all parts have a plus/minus tolerance, I just stacked 'em up to my favor!"

Rick

Excaliber 08-19-2002 02:02 AM

Smokey,,,,what a great man he was. I was inspired by him when I was just a "kid". I was a mechanic (Ford and Chrysler dealerships) for years and Smokey was my inspiration. I miss him, still.......
Ernie

His Chevlle was not allowed to run you know. The front bumper was "sculpted" for ground effects (among other things). Another time there was the issue with the hollow roll bar being used as an "auxillary" gas tank. He was creative if nothing else, ha ha. Later in life his "personal" car was a Ford Fiesta, modified to get extreme mileage. He was a very practical man. I still think about him from time to time. Thanks for the memorys!


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