I LOVE the Max Wedge cars. Check out my 1968 Barracuda fastback powered by a rowdy 512 stroker backed by an A833 4 speed manual. I think you'll approve. 👌
Kinda crazy right? It’s all about playing the hp game and going slow on purpose for a few years and nhra lowers the rating. You have to get ppl on board and not make any fast runs unless absolutely necessary.
Hey Dave i am friends with the guy from Long island who sold him That car. I worked on it alot with him and put together a few engines for it. Hope all is well
@@user-wjm0962gmail hey. Bill, keeping busy here doing restoration work on some old cars, no Mopars though. That was Bardekoff's car, right. How are you doing?
@@daveshepherd8460 Yes it was Bardekoff's car it was pretty fast. I'm doing well still playing racer though i am cutting way back. it's still fun. I am going to a few points races this year and of coarse the Dutch Classic
Yes Joseph, the package is the amount of time from a perfect run. It is the reaction time added to how far off the dial the driver was. An .020 reaction time and running 10.02 on a 10.00 dial would result in a .040 package.
So refreshing to have someone who knows just what questions to ask.
Thank you.
Thank you I’m trying! Send over suggested questions you want me to ask also.
My favorite plymouth
THANK YOU SO MUCH!!!! ONE OF MY FAVORITE MOPARS!!!
Mine too! Thanks for watching.
Love these interviews. Thanks Bobby
Nice car. I’ve got two max wedge cars. Both 11-1 comp
Ive known Frank and Big Jim Grossi since i was a kid. Great to see Dani,Jim and Santi still carrying on there Family name💪🏽
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I've known the Grossi family for years great guys!
Thanks Bobby!
Great interview, cool driver and car.
Beautiful Plymouth great content
Glad you enjoyed it!
I have (2) 1964 Sport Fury. One shell. One 383?/4speed. 4 speed car has clear title. Both Rough Rough. I'd like to sell both as a set. $12,500.
I LOVE the Max Wedge cars. Check out my 1968 Barracuda fastback powered by a rowdy 512 stroker backed by an A833 4 speed manual. I think you'll approve. 👌
Awesome! I love the ‘68 Barracudas
No more test n tunes @ Sacramento Raceway😢😢😢
Sad news
Why are 396/ 375 horse engines rated so high while this 426 wedge dual quad rated lower than factory
Kinda crazy right? It’s all about playing the hp game and going slow on purpose for a few years and nhra lowers the rating. You have to get ppl on board and not make any fast runs unless absolutely necessary.
@@driverinterviews I ran a 396 375 back in the 70's in AHRA stock eliminator , we had to run against the national record not an index
The same reason the Chevy 350/255 is rated at almost 300. Dudes are all running a second + under
I thought NHRA rated the 396 so high because the Corvette had the same engine rated much higher than what GM was saying for Stock/Super Stock cars.
I ran a car like this back in the 70's and 80's, this is a far cry from the rules in those days, yikes. Stock!!
Hey Dave i am friends with the guy from Long island who sold him That car. I worked on it alot with him and put together a few engines for it. Hope all is well
@@user-wjm0962gmail hey. Bill, keeping busy here doing restoration work on some old cars, no Mopars though. That was Bardekoff's car, right. How are you doing?
@@daveshepherd8460 Yes it was Bardekoff's car it was pretty fast. I'm doing well still playing racer though i am cutting way back. it's still fun. I am going to a few points races this year and of coarse the Dutch Classic
We had a great time racing together, you left too soon when Henry stayed and we won the fall meet at the grove. Lol
@@daveshepherd8460 Yeah i remember that Henry and i still talk about that from time to time
could you explain what you mean by package on the time slip
Yes Joseph, the package is the amount of time from a perfect run. It is the reaction time added to how far off the dial the driver was. An .020 reaction time and running 10.02 on a 10.00 dial would result in a .040 package.
Ok
Why do they say *steel heads*.?
Please fellas, they're cast iron heads.