| Guys, The 1975 U.S. Nationals shows a Jerome Pratt running a 69 AMX in SS/C. I thought that once when talking to Joe DeSantis, he mentioned that a guy named Pratt who had a speed shop near or in Columbiana, OH bought the Beachy AMX --not sure. Mark J
--- On Wed, 12/30/09, tbenvie@comcast.net <tbenvie@comcast.net> wrote:
From: tbenvie@comcast.net <tbenvie@comcast.net>
Subject: Re: [StockSSDragRacing] 1969 Hurst Super Stock AMX
To: StockSSDragRacing@yahoogroups.com
Date: Wednesday, December 30, 2009, 6:32 PM
thanks for the reply. This car is an "unknown" in the Super Sock AMX ranks. It has been around awhile and had a lot of factory correct parts. these parts were sold to the current owner of Nat Thompson's AMX-1 (You can see the hood in a background photo www.amx-1.com) . I would love to know the VIN of the car to corroborate if it is a real hurst car or not. if the dash is gone the last 7 numbers are stamped on the frame rail behind the steering box.
Thomas M Benvie
----- Original Message -----
From: Steve Stasko <superpro140@gmail.com>
To: StockSSDragRacing@yahoogroups.com
Sent: Mon, 28 Dec 2009 05:05:27 +0000 (UTC)
Subject: Re: [StockSSDragRacing] 1969 Hurst Super Stock AMX
Tom,
I have been reading through your thread with great interest. I've always
liked these cars. The Pratt/Souder car is local to me. Chuck runs that car
on a regular basis at Quaker City. If you do not get any info beforehand,
when the season rolls around, I will gladly check it out for you. The
stickers on the front bumper in the two pics you show are different. The
sticker in the recent pic is a "Drag News Bracket All-Stars Dart Kill
Sticker." It may be running a 440 Chrysler now. I know there is/was a white
AMX that showed up at Quaker often running this combo.
-Steve
On Sun, Dec 27, 2009 at 11:32 PM, tom <tbenvie@comcast.net> wrote:
>
>
> Hi again-I am still researching these cars and have almost exhausted all
> leads. I have talked to a number of original owners of these cars and they
> told me a lot of great stories. I have also talked to most of the current
> and past owners of these cars and have collected i think just about every
> factory document and bulletin issued by AMC. Here is a link to my research
> thus far. each car has it's own section on about page 4:
>
>
> http://theamcforum.com/forum/ss-amx-history-and-ocumentation_topic10414.html
> So here are some questions:
>
> First, I would like to identify as many photographers as possible to ad
> their names to the photos. please let me know if you can ID any pics and the
> photographer.
>
> Has anyone ever identified the purple AMX from the Indy 70 staging lane?
>
> There are a number of missing cars I am looking for:
>
> From Shreveport, LA there was a car called "Chuck's Luck" driven and later
> owned by Wayne Nissen. The dealership was Chuck Milner Port Rambler. Had a
> factory authorized (and NHRA denied) change-over to 1970 body parts. Called
> "The Americanizer" when last known. Painted red, white, and blue.
>
> From Calif. is a car called "The Menace" or "The Big Menace" last seen in
> 1970 trim in 1971.
>
> Both of these cars may have the unpdated 70 Vins A0M397X183xxx.
>
> 1969 Super Stock AMX campaigned by the Beachy Brothers in Kokomo, Ind.
> Appeared in some national events. the owners changed to a 70 Oldsmobile
> after one year. Car disappeared after that. had some damage at a race but
> was repaired.
>
> 1969 Super Stock AMX first known as Stowe Engineering from NY area, then
> sold to Skeeter Hernandez of Md. He later moved to Panama City, FL where the
> car was last seen in mid 70s. Known as "Go Package"
>
> 1969 Super Stock AMX known as "Uncle Sam". Last known owner was Ray Griffin
> in mid 70s.
>
> 1969 Super Stock AMX from MacDonald Rambler of Montreal. driven by james
> burt. Stolen when only 4 months old and never recovered. Any pics or info?
>
> 1969 AMX called "Canadian Honker". red, white, and blue.
>
> Also looking for AMXs owned and raced by Dave Kempton, Rick "Mr. AMX"
> Vendl, Ed Shaver's "Mattel Hot Wheel" car, and the "Kinney and Moore" AMX.
>
> Rick Schoeder had a wheelstanding AMX last known as "Dare to be great".
> this was destroyed on the track near seattle while driven by Art Morrison.
> Anyone know what happened to the remains?
>
> There are still 10 missing and unidentified cars. Anyone know of the
> whereabouts? Interested in pictures and history-current owner's info need
> not be provided if they wish to stay anonymous.
>
> Looking for any other pics as well. More questions still to come. Looking
> for any feedback, additions, or corrections to what i have already written.
>
> Thanks for any and all help.
>
>
>
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