Here is the #46 that Ken Stoddart campaigned in Trans-Am events in 1971. Mired by mechanical failures, his best finish of the season would be a 15th place at St. Jovite.
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Here is the #17 that Kent Fellows raced for Agor Racing in the 1972 Trans-Am season. He failed to finish 4 of the 7 events that year, but scored a respectable best finish of 6th at Mid-Ohio.
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Agor Racing Enterprises fielded a second Camaro in select events in the 70's. Brock Yates made 2 starts in this machine, with a best finish of 11th at Watkins Glen.
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Here is the Dupli-Color Camaro Jerome Lagod raced in select 1971 Trans-Am events and 1972 Road America. His best finish came at Road America in 1972, a 10th place finish.
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Here's the Camaro Jerry Petersen raced in 1971 and 1972 Trans-Am events. The number font was taken from pictures of the car back in the 70's instead of the number font it currently bears in Historic Trans-Am events.
Petersen scored a best finish of 9th at both 1971 Bryar and 1972 Donnybrooke...
Gordon Dewar had a busy 1970, racing both Trans-Am and Can-Am events. Here is his Trans-Am Camaro, which he piloted to a best finish of 4th at Bryar.
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Faster AI for 1930s indianapolis. The full track can be found at the F3 classic tracks website.
Fast lane + boundaries + hints.
Some faster cars were braking on the S/F straight on the original line, that's fixed now.
Notes:
AC AI isn't coded to race ovals, and the 3 wide grid + vintage...
Here's one I found while watching footage of the 1970 TA race at Bridgehampton: John Kinney's #71 Camaro. He finished 16th in that race, the best result of his 2 starts in the 1970 Trans-Am season.
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Here's a winner: American Racing Associates picked up Chevy's first win of the 1970 Trans-Am season with Milt Minter behind the wheel in an exciting race at Donnybrooke.
This is a number swap of one of the paint schemes that comes with the ACL TA mod.
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Here is the #72 V/J Racing Camaro driven by Jack Westlund in select events throughout the 1970-1971 Trans-Am seasons. From what I can find, a 7th place finish at Edmonton in 1971 seems to be his best result.
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This is the #88 Camaro, piloted by Canadian Maurice Carter in the 1970 Trans-Am season. He found success with this machine, scoring a best of 4th at Mid-Ohio and finishing in the top 10 fairly often.
Expect more paint schemes, I am not stopping anytime soon.
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This is Joe Chamberlain's Camaro as it appeared in Trans-Am events from 1971-1972. Nice looking car.
He scored a best finish of 3rd in 1971 at Edmonton with this car.
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Here is Ronnie Bucknum's #9 fielded by Penske in 1969. This is a simple number swap of the skin that comes with the ACL TA mod.
Bucknum picked up 2 wins in this car, one at Mid-Ohio and one at Kent.
This is Joe Chamberlain's Camaro as it appeared in the 1969 and 1970 Trans-Am seasons. His best finish in '69 was 11th at Kent, and his best finish in '70 was 9th at Laguna Seca.
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*Note: The roof of all ACL '69 Camaros will unfortunately have to be black, as the roof is mapped to the interior leather color, and is also matte.*
With that noted, here is an accurate (sans roof) recreation of Bob Grossman's #5 Camaro as it ran in the 1969 Michigan Trans Am event. It was a...
Here is Marshall Robbins' Camaro from 1971. There are only 2 pictures I could find of this car, both from Watkins Glen.
A model of consistency, Robbins finished 5th, 6th, 7th, or 8th in ALL of his 8 starts in 1971.
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I've posted enough Mustangs for the moment, so next are some Camaros! To start off, here's one of my favorites: the #48 H & H Racing Camaro from the 1972 Trans Am season. From the Historic Trans Am webpage on this car:
"The number 48 was uniquely chosen for the 4 and 8 being the fourth and...
As a follow-up to the 1970 Bud Moore cars, here are the 1971 versions. Slightly different sponsors, same in almost every other aspect. Follmer was elevated to the primary #15, whereas Peter Gregg took control of the #16.
Follmer took 2 wins on the season, but ultimately no one could best...