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The proving grounds photo may look two tone because of the sun reflecting on the roof.
It never was.
NOTICE - There was no aluminum piece between the 1/4 panel and bumper. From what I've seen, DC-93 was the only
MoPar stock car without that piece. No idea why they never put one on. Obviously...
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Post a pic of the car you are talking about.
The low speed car, DC-74, had the cobbled up nose and stubby wing. It was red and originally a 1968 1/2 built for the Firecracker 400.
It was deemed illegal by NASCAR and they told Chrysler not to bring it back. Basically, it was lowered too...
DC-93, driven by Charlie Glotzbach, July 13th. shake down runs.
The guys are working on the test recorder in the trunk.
Note the drilled-out hinges. A lot of work to lighten them up.
Wing was body colored.
By the next test, July 20th., the wing was painted white while on the car.
DC-93 ran laps...