71Wingcars For Sale

[JedIEG]

Where? magazine? book? I never heard that.... Let me know where I can read that!
Never too old to learn

This is agood technical page for the 71 areo development if you are interested. https://aerowarriors.com/gswtt.html

 

[odcics2]

This is agood technical page for the 71 areo development if you are interested. https://aerowarriors.com/gswtt.html

The front cover of the Chrysler wind tunnel test report. This very rare, original volume was made available for use on the Aero Warriors site by Greg Kwiatkowski - it is just one of hundreds of pieces of Chrysler memorabilia in his collection. Chrysler co-worker Ron Killen donated this extraordinary document to Greg's collection several years ago.

Above taken from the aerowarrior site. I'm Greg.

 

[barbee6043]

Amazing what one (Head) guy with NASAR an do to affect auto history/

 

[Dibbons]

The Plymouth 12 inch nose was mentioned as the best design, but I can't find any photos of the 12 inch model anywhere. Or did I miss it? Only could find a graph/drawing from the side that compared all the noses together.

 

[chargerrt340]

Does anybody know where to get a wing for our 3rd generation cars?

 

[Bee1971]

First Place Auto Products was the place years ago for 1970/1971 Spoilers

I thought he sold out to Trim Parts ?

Then I searched and found

https://www.jegs.com/p/First-Place-...ePlus-Rear-Wing-Spoiler-Kits/3440682/10002/-1

 

[chargerrt340]

I have a go wing. I want a Daytona wing

First Place Auto Products was the place years ago for 1970/1971 Spoilers

I thought he sold out to Trim Parts ?

Then I searched and found

https://www.jegs.com/p/First-Place-...ePlus-Rear-Wing-Spoiler-Kits/3440682/10002/-1

 

[barbee6043]

I read an article on a coulpe from Fl.?? built several 71 B wing cars. Don't know if they ever offered pats to the public? This was several year ago or so.

 

[chargerrt340]

Yea I think they started focusing more on racing and stopped reproduction of parts……

 

[chargervert]

Gary and Pam are from Massachusetts. Gary is pretty busy now I don't know if he would have time to make any wings. The first ones he made were steel, then he started making them out of aluminum, tig welding them together. They are very time consuming to make, and probably wouldn't be cheap.

 

[tak419]

Gary and Pam are from Massachusetts. Gary is pretty busy now I don't know if he would have time to make any wings. The first ones he made were steel, then he started making them out of aluminum, tig welding them together. They are very time consuming to make, and probably wouldn't be cheap.

I'm pretty sure Mike Goyette actually built the cars and not Gary.

 

[chargervert]

Gary is the one making the aluminum wings,Mikes wings were steel. One of Garys wings went 252 MPH on the race car,funny car.