Re: post question reframed

[wally breer <wbreer@xxxxxxx>]

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Hi Neal!
                Lets say that most were two door posts primarily because of
the inherent ridgidity of the body(high section modulus) Bud Fauble ran a
'63 Dodge 440 two door hardtop  (tuned by Bill Jenkins) in A/FX and in '64
he ran a Dodge model 440 hardtop # 707 in S/SA  quite successfully ,he also
ran  a lightweight two door post in A/FX #709.I believe those were factory
cars.Dick Landy also ran a '64 Dodge 440 Hardtop #675 in S/SA.
Bill Flynn ran a Dodge model 440 hardtop as the "Yankee Peddler" #545 in
A/MP
(may not have been a factory car but a strong runner nontheless).
There were more so you're in good company!
Personally, I prefere the hardtop as well ,if you're going to race your car
install frame connectors ,its easy and painless and it will stiffen up the
hardtop body.

 Wally
 63 Dodge 440 Hardtop

----- Original Message -----
From: "Robert neal zimmerman" <northwestweirdo@xxxxxxxxxxx>
To: <1962to1965mopars@xxxxxxxxxx>
Sent: Friday, April 30, 2004 9:06 AM
Subject: post question reframed


 OK, maybe the title of my thread got it off to a bad start- " Do I need
 to be ashamed because I dont have a post?"  I am not really ashamed,
 just questioning the authenticity of my retro-resto.I appreciate the
 loving support  about my " post shame complex", but I was just really
 trying to ask this question-
   Let me ask again- did all the factory racecars come as post cars?

P.S.- I really like the looks of a hardtop better anyway.
     Neal Zimmerman, Eugene Oregon

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