Hello from Devon, AB

Hey Guys,

I found this forum when I was trying to find out the history of a Funny Car we just bought. The body is an original from 1971 (heavy fiberglass), and the chassis is an old Mark Williams 123". It is one of the few (around here at least) Ford powered, Ford bodied funny cars. The engine started as a 429 SCJ block, punched out to 526, blown and running on alcohol. The tranny is a PowerGlide. We used to run Pro Mod dragbikes, so this is going to be a whole new learning curve for us and tons of fun. Our team is Flatline Racing, (www.flatlineracing.ca) and consists of my dad, Keith, myself, Blake, and the rest of the family.

Anyhow, now that we're back in the car game, I'll look forward to checking out the site and people on it.

Thanks,

-Blake.

Welcome from Arkansas

WoW! That is pretty awesome! Welcome to the forums!

::welcome::

Now that is frigging awesome!

::welcome:: from Luxembourg / Europe

nice. and welcome

Wow, that's crazy. I can't wait to see videos of it tearing down the track. Welcome to the forum, too!

Welcome to the group from North Carolina. We love videos and yours is one I look forward to.

Welcome aboard from Wisconsin.

Welcome to the club from northern Nevada! Can't wait to see some vids showing off that 429SCJ! Glad to have you here.

Not much in life is cooler than vintage race cars! Thanks for posting, looking forward to more of this..

Welcome from northern California.

mike

::welcome:: from SC, ...... will that motor fit in my 1971 Convertible?dancebanana

Very Nice.I cant ever remember seeing a 71-73 mustang Funn car.

Where are you located? You need to check out one of these event......

Welcome from Ontario!

So Awesome! Welcome from Chesapeake, VA!

Very cool! ::welcome:: From San Diego.

Welcome from west Michigan.

That's a real nice piece of history.

Not much in life is cooler than vintage race cars! Thanks for posting, looking forward to more of this..

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Welcome from coastal Alabama! Nice looking car! I vote you get the car of the month for next month!!! That's a great way to open up the new year and would looks great on the calendar!