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The Petty Charger wit the flat hood is a 72, all 73 and up had the power bulge hood. Look at the pic below and you will see that the qtr window sweeps to the rear. That was on 71 and 72 model years only. 73 and 74 the qtr window sweeps forward. Plus, all 73 up Petty cars have the dual stripes over the roof and hood. The 72 car used the hide a way head light covers too, the 73 up had the stock grill with screen over it. Not sure why they would be cut to make a wagon, the Charger we never offered in a wagon version.

They did not use truck arms in the 70's Would have had the stock gm 4 link under it. Did not go to truck arms till the 80's metric chassis cars.

Looks good. Almost looks like Marty Robins colors. Noticed it's a road race car with the fuel cap on the passenger side.

Cant help you with the classes, but you could always go post war circle track racing. I used the car from the same kit to make this one.

Thanks. I'll take a look at it.

Welcome, anytime.

IT's hard to see, but in the first pic you can see a red wire going to the starter, the plug wires and coil wires. There is a wire under the plug wires going to the hot side of the coil and one going to the dist. since this is a points dist. Last pic, I can't see them, but the fuel line and red and black battery cable can be seen through the rear fender.

Not sure if you can see them in these pics, but that is all phone wire.

You can get 50 to 100 ft for 5 bucks, unless it went up. Go to Wal Mart or any hobby shop Radios Shack type store or place that sells phones. Get OUTDOOR phone line. Indoor phone line is stranded copper wire and it wont hold when bent into position. Get outdoor phone line, it is solid strand copper and holds position when bent. It's gray on the outside, but slice it open and you have black, red, green, yellow, blue, and white wire inside. Perfect for plug wires and other such wires. The yellow in my role is real pale. I use it to mimic clear hose that turns that yellowish color with age. I run it from the radiator caps to a catch can or just down the side of the rad. I have not found a use for white and green unless you are wiring up maybe an MSD box. Ive used all the other colors for plug wires and grounds and fuel line and brake lines and starter wires, you name it.

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Thanks. Still a good looking build though.

Looks good, just one thing, your linkage for the carbs on the wrong side. Cobra carbs mount backwards with the vacuum secondary pod on the drivers side and the linkage and springs on the passenger side.

Bored over 351. They were running 355's and then later on finally settled on a 358 that they still run today.

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