It was ‘72. Prior to that Petty blue had been used on production cars but as a limited edition 999 code on some roadrunners and of course Superbirds.When did B3 change from lighter than B5 to "Corporate/Basin St/True/Petty"?
Ronnie Sox switched to an Automatic in 1966 to get his (Sox & Martin's) Barracuda into the 8 second bracket...Ronnie Sox never seemed to need a “slush box”.![]()
It was ‘72. Prior to that Petty blue had been used on production cars but as a limited edition 999 code on some roadrunners and of course Superbirds.
Since B3 had previously been a code for a metallic color, I’m not sure why they used that code for Petty blue rather than use a new code when it became a standard color option.
Ronnie Sox switched to an Automatic in 1966 get his (Sox & Martin's) Barracuda into the 8 second bracket...
Ronnie Sox is in the top percentile of drag race drivers, and the crew was among the best at building and preparing racing cars.
no comparison to a stock restored car average gear head 4 speed fanatic.
plain English, if you can’t powershift your 4 speed (leave the gas pedal on the floor) through all 3 shifts in the 1/4 mile then a 727 will beat you.
Exactly my thoughts too...This one looks Turquois -