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1970 Sox & Martin Pro Stock Hemi Cuda 1/4 Mile Pass 2

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Uploaded by on Mar 7, 2009

Step back in time to the 1991 Mopar Nationals and check out a 1970 Plymouth Sox & Martin Pro Stock Hemi Cuda as it makes a quarter mile pass.

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  • Take it easy, Sparky. Didn't mean to make you cry. Except for the Motown Missle (which still had a 3rd pedal), early pro stock cars were all 4 speeds.

    THAT"S what made them exciting. Sorry your video doesn't did it for me.

  • @mloboda The fact of the matter here is that you were called out for being one of those "people" who just have to have something snotty to say and can't appreciate history for what it is. The car hobby would be far better off without people like you in it. Sorry to sound harsh but I have no sympathy for pathetic whiners.

  • Sox drove 4 speeds NOT automatics.

  • @mloboda And your point is? It's a shame that people like you can't watch these videos and appreciate them for what they are. Who really cares that the trans got changed out for something more consistent over the years? AND just so you know, the last true Sox & Martin car, a 1979 Dodge o24 Charger ran an automatic trans.

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  • The car was amazing, but the guy behind the wheel was the real deal. Ronny could really run the gears I heard

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  • @ronkirkpatrick "IF Ronnie Sox were still running his car would be auto?" Ha! I seriously doubt it.

  • @OneBadSuperbird So they experimented with a Powerglide in their Pro Stock. I guess it didn't work out too well, did it?. Irregardless, Ronnie Sox became a legend driving 4-speed cars--not automatics.

  • If you want to see a video of what Ronnie doing what he did best, copy and paste the following text into YouTube's search engine:

    RONNIE SOX - ULTIMATE RACE HEMI 1968

  • @mloboda All of Ronnie Sox's race cars prior to the Lenco transmissions (which still used a clutch assembly) were FOUR SPEEDS! To recreate his car and put an automatic transmission in it is a travesty.

  • @Clawedbackster Amen brother. Ronnie Sox's Cuda with an automatic transmission is sacrilegious.

  • Nice car, and call me "snotty" if you like, but it really should have a manual tranny to look and sound the way pro stock cars did back then.

  • Great to see that old car run again. Obviously the guy driving was not driving it as hard as the car could go. Wouldn't want to blow up an old classic race car. When the car was brand new I saw it run in the 9's on that very same track where this video was shot.

  • SS/BA looks to me....?

  • just saw the converter flash

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