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   The definitive guide online for NASCAR to help you identify and value your antique. Explore antique markings and prices on thousands of NASCAR items.

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   Dec 4, 2023 · NASCAR began moving away from using showroom stock cars to purpose-built race cars in the 1960s, with the transition picking up speed in the early 1970s when full tube chassis were introduced, marking a definitive shift from production-based vehicles.

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   Jun 8, 2015 · With a change in corporate leadership (and will) at Ford, the King Cobra program was scrapped—and most signs of its existence, including clay models and fiberglass mock-ups, were destroyed. Fortunately, two prototypes were saved by Bud Moore, a celebrated NASCAR car owner.

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   Jan 12, 2019 · Determined to settle the rivalry once and for all, Chrysler charged Creative Industries with designing the ultimate aerodynamic car. This gave birth to two of the most iconic vehicles we recognize today: the 1969 Dodge Charger Daytona and 1970 Plymouth Superbird.

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   When did NASCAR start using a body?

   • Buz McKim: For the most part, stock bodies and frames were used in NASCAR until the 1967 Ford Fairlane, which was a unibody car. Beams were used to tie the front and rear subframes together which made it far safer and gave much more secure points to mount the roll cage. After that, things slowly evolved into rolling race chassis.

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   Why were NASCAR cars made in the 1960s?

   • The 1960’s were unusual as manufacturers started making production cars for the sole purpose of complying with NASCAR’s strict homologation rules. Literally the reverse of the normal process of making a race car out of a production car, manufacturers were reaping the spoils of battle.

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   Which NASCAR cars are famous today?

   • This gave birth to two of the most iconic vehicles we recognize today: the 1969 Dodge Charger Daytona and 1970 Plymouth Superbird. With their pointy noses and ridiculous rear spoilers, these two cars are forever etched into the history of NASCAR and American muscle cars as a whole.

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   When did NASCAR start?

   • On February 14, 1948, NASCAR ran its first sanctioned race at the beach road course in Daytona Beach. The first NASCAR stock cars only race occurred at the Fairgrounds Speedway in Charlotte, North Carolina, on June 14, 1949. On October 16th, the same year, Red Byron won the first NASCAR strictly stock championship.

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   How did NASCAR change from stock cars to purpose-built cars?

   • NASCAR’s storied transformation from utilizing production-based stock cars to purpose-built racing machines reflects its evolving safety standards and competitive nature. This section retraces the pivotal changes from the early stock cars to the advanced generations that dominate the track today.

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   How has NASCAR changed car design?

   • NASCAR’s evolution in car design emphasizes aerodynamics, safety, and enhanced performance. The transformation involved not just simple modifications, but a series of innovative changes to the very fabric of stock car racing. In the quest for speed and efficiency, NASCAR race cars have undergone significant aerodynamic improvements.

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8. www.streetmusclemag.com › features › interviewsWhen Stock Cars Ruled NASCAR and Why They Left

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   Feb 1, 2011 · The stock front clip of the car was used into the early 1970’s but the remainder of the car was fabricated. Most race teams were doing their own rear frame clip which allowed them to put their springs in different locations to get them to work, and I don’t think NASCAR was real rigid on that sort of thing back then.