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I just ran across this picture. It brings back memories of when I was working at my Dad's Sunoco station from when I was about 12 (1966). Right at the beginning of the muscle car era. Selling the highest octane gas meant I saw more than my share.
New shiny heads are going on. The air cleaner was a 67 440 unit that someone had hacked the snorkels off of. I cleaned it up and it fits around the A/C perfectly.
That's a great story, Dave. It brings back memories for me too. When my Dad owned the Sunoco station his long time mechanic was named Lyle (not that common a name). He drove a 1957 Dodge and was the one who probably influenced me the most to get into Mopars. He put a new junkyard engine in...
I have a vague recollection from back in the 80's that motor home peanut plug heads were considered more desirable for performance. Not exactly sure why.
That reminds me of one day at the track back in the 80's. It was a long weekend with races both days, and I was fighting for points. I had experimented with a sheet metal divider in a 1 inch spacer. The car started running rough and when I removed the carb, the divider was missing in action...