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| − | Wheelstands, as the term is used in [[drag racing]], is when the car lifts the front wheels off the ground at launch. [[Ronnie Sox]], [[Dick Landy]], and [[Arlen Vanke]] were among the many [[Super Stock]] and [[Pro Stock]] drivers who would excite the crowds with high wheelstands. | + | [[Image:Dicklandy65dodge.jpg|thumb|300px|Landy's Altered Wheelbase 65 Coronet, precursor to the Funny Car]] |
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| + | Wheelstands, as the term is used in [[drag racing]], is when the car lifts the front wheels off the ground at [[launch]]. [[Ronnie Sox]], [[Dick Landy]], and [[Arlen Vanke]] were among the many [[Super Stock]] and [[Pro Stock]] drivers who would excite the crowds with high wheelstands. | ||
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Latest revision as of 02:11, 31 March 2020
Screamin' Woody lifting them up
Wheelstands, as the term is used in drag racing, is when the car lifts the front wheels off the ground at launch. Ronnie Sox, Dick Landy, and Arlen Vanke were among the many Super Stock and Pro Stock drivers who would excite the crowds with high wheelstands.
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