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Thanks.

In the source I provided they state he started racing it in 65.

Good to know. You tried building it stock?

That's what a good friend of mine said. He's usually pretty much spot on with his information. He's pretty knowledgeable about racing.

When he started driving it. https://www.allpar.com/threads/roy-clark-mopar-racer.216775/ From Weld wheels website Founded in a Kansas City garage in 1967, WELD was the result of a relentless pursuit of speed, durability and safety. The company engineers and produces performance automotive wheels for professional racing, off-road and aftermarket vehicles. WELD wheels are designed and engineered in the USA So, my info that it was the 80s may be wrong,, but they were not in use in 65. Roy's nickname was superpicker

Elaborate please

The stupid like button on this forum.

Nothing for me.

Well done and extremely impressive photography. How did you pull it off?

Stunning work. What paint did you use on the interior?

Very well done. How did you do the antenna and the badging/scripts?

Gotta think higher gas prices will eventually affect shipping prices too.

Can it be built stock?

How can you be confused?

No he was racing it in 65 from the sources I've seen. From what I've been told to be prostar wheels weren't available until the 80s.

Does anyone know what wheels Roy Clark used back in 1965 on his car Superpicker when he raced it back in 1965? Any idea how long he actively raced? This pic is of the restored car, but I know they didn't have these wheels back then. There is a possibility that Speedway Decals may do a set for this car.

Now that's funny and very true.

Great song.

Very true sir.

Lol.

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Why are you crying? ?

Beautiful.