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The early story of the mighty Ansett Charger, has many twists and turns, but what I think is most poignant about its conception, is the direct Chrysler factory assistance. Evan Green’s Supercar Scare of 1972 dampened the “Big 3’s” desire to be seen supporting motorsport, but through Harry Aust (Soon to be the “A” in the legendary “K&A Engineering” team) USA ex pat’s Walt McPherson (Head of Engineering) and Gordon Pfeiffer (Head of marketing.) Chrysler factory support was granted. Along with a he

Plymouth Belvedere I Super Stock. Plymouth produced 101 A990 Super Stock cars which were sold to Race Teams on a register. This car retains a tag (with special order number in the engine bay), identification tag on driver’s side pillar, date coded 9th month 1964 Super Stock A990 426 race engine (only 202 engines built in 1964). Car shipping date was December 1964. Compliance tag with special order number listed in Darrell Davis’s 1965 Plymouth Super Commando Guide/ Listed in Darrell Davis’s 64-

This car came from an Indian reservation in Arizona and was sold new by Converse Motors in Albaqueque New Mexico and so it spent its life in the desert and had almost no rust unlike the ones that went to the east coast and rusted very quickly because of salt on the roads. I did a full bare metal resoration on this car 45 years ago and have been the only driver since. I entered this car in the 12th Summernats and won Top Custom Classic and that’s the only car show that this car was entered into.