The Muscle Car Place Online Podcast, episode number 446. This is the third and final week of

Mopar October with guests straight up from Holly's first annual Moparty event. In this episode, we will

have two Mopar collectors on to talk about specific cars they have that made Mopar NASCAR history.

First up is Richard Myers with his first ever Dodge factory built 69 Charger

500. That has a 426 hemie, a four-speed trans, a Dana rear end, and just getting it required some

quick decision-making on his part. So in the parking lot at the shop, I called up Harold. He said,

here's the price. Yes or no, and I said, uh, and he said yes or no,

and I said yes. And then we'll have Tim Wellborn from the Wellborn Muscle Car Museum on to talk about

so many things. 71 hemichargers, the paint chip kuda. But we'll start with Bobby Isaac's

record setting K&K Daytona. This car's never been re-skinned. This is the paint that was on this car when it was racing in 1970.

I didn't know that. When Bobby took

it to Bonneville, what

Miles Power did he get to? He ran right at

218, 217.9

something. Plus, Larry Callahan

is back for the Pro Touring Update 2.

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