Pandemonium V 1965 Plymouth Barracuda Funny Car
WEBBob and Shirley Sullivan's virtually stock all steel 1965 Barracuda Funny Car that blazed a winning trail from coast to coast! Weighing in at 3,700 lbs. with direct drive, no transmission, and a Blown Chrysler 392 C.I. 100% Nitro Hemi, Pandemonium V achieved 160 mph and 9.78 e.t. in 1965.
1965 Plymouth Barracuda Funny Car - Hot Rod Magazine - MotorTrend
WEBJun 15, 2016 · On October 4, 1965, at Lions Drag Strip, Tom “The Mongoose” McEwen flew his rear-engined, Hemi-powered Yeakel Plymouth Barracuda 30 or 40 feet in the air on its first full pass. Here’s what ...
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Looking Back on Hemi Cuda Funny Car Development
WEBForty-eight years ago, toward the end of the 1965 drag racing season, Chrysler and their Southern Californian Plymouth Dealers Association underwrote the costs of constructing and operating a blown nitro 426cu in rear-engine Plymouth Hemi Barracuda Funny Car.
Hemi-Powered Plymouth Barracuda Funny Car - Bring a Trailer
WEBHemi-Powered Plymouth Barracuda Funny Car. This Plymouth Barracuda is a tube-frame Funny Car that was originally built by Bob Sullivan of Kansas City, Kansas and raced under the name of “Pandemonium VII” during the 1968 and …
1968 Plymouth Barracuda Funny Car - Mopar Muscle Magazine - MotorTrend
WEBSep 1, 2001 · Take a look at this 1968 Plymouth Barracuda funny car that brothers Jerry and Gary Mallicoat built. More on their story and photos only in Mopar Muscle Magazine.
When Chris Karamesines Added a ’Cuda Funny Car to His Garage - MotorTrend
WEBJan 29, 2024 · From the January 1970 issue of HOT ROD: Chris Karamesines has campaigned so many diggers over the years that he’s been called the captain of the Greek Fleet, and it now includes a Funny Car.
Don Prudhomme's Snake II 1972 Plymouth Barracuda slithers to ... - Hemmings
WEBDec 1, 2016 · Don Prudhomme initially preferred dragsters to funny cars, because, in his mind, early floppers weren’t all that quick. It was a chassis built by “Lil” John Buttera and wrapped in a fiberglass Plymouth Barracuda body, dubbed the Snake II, that would change his mind, and thanks to…
1972 Plymouth Barracuda “Snake II” Funny Car
WEBFeb 20, 2017 · The “Snake II” is one of one — a genuine Hot Wheels Funny Car survivor with chassis by well-known builder who crossed over to the street-rod world, plus it has Prudhomme involvement all the way from racing to rescue and restoration.
Plymouth Barracuda Funny Car | Hot Wheels Wiki | Fandom
WEBPlymouth Barracuda Funny Car may refer to one of the following: There are 3 versions of the Plymouth Barracuda Funny Car. The first Snake (1970) was released in 1970 and was designed by Larry Wood. It was part of the main line for that year. The second Plymouth Barracuda Funny Car (1994) was...
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