WTB ISO roller to take circle track racing

[Gene Chariott]

I've been lurking the MOPAR boards for the last year. I don't have to tell you how expensive some of these cars have become. But like I said, my brother and I would like to take a MOPAR circle track racing. The E body would be ideal but WAAAAY to expensive. So if you have a rolling shell, 71 - 75 Charger or 71 or 72 Roadrunner completely stripped and with decent frame rails that's all we're looking for. Thanks

 

[gkent]

There's a "circle track" e body on facebook Mopar Trader Page but I can't post a link here. $3000. Not mine so don't contact me.

 

[Gene Chariott]

There's a "circle track" e body on facebook Mopar Trader Page but I can't post a link here. $3000. Not mine so don't contact me.

Thank you. I'll check it out.

 

[Pabuhr]

Turn-key 1969 Valiant perhaps?!?

 

[Gene Chariott]

Turn-key 1969 Valiant perhaps?!?

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How are the sub frames connected? NASCAR is pretty strict. Cage and front and rear hoops have to be inch and three quarter, .095. What's in it for engine and transmission?

 

[Pabuhr]

It was built as an IMCA legal stock car in 2005. Raced 3 times. I am not sure what cage tubing diameter is. It is in storage right now but I can check. It has a 360/727 and Ford 9" rear.