So, why is it most of the times I learn of an interesting car, there are no good photos of it, even when it was at a big car show event, like the 1972 Chicago Auto Show

https://www.facebook.com/photo?fbid=1291274111875832&set=pcb.8360532200735368

Sox and Martin, with the Car Craft Project Hemi 'Cuda the Chief Blue Meanie is incensed when he sees the hills and trees returning to their proper colors at the sound of their music; he sends his fiercest weapon

Very very odd art on the side of the Hemi 'Cuda, it's the "Dreadful Flying Glove" from the land of the Blue Meanies from the Beatles movie, The Yellow Submarine. 

the "Dreadful Flying Glove" is the fiercest weapon of the the Chief Blue Meanie https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Blue_Meanies_(Yellow_Submarine)

It was an early build car with the VIN BS23R0B111678

https://www.facebook.com/photo/?fbid=122117075696528300&set=gm.1304994674109689&idorvanity=226675368608297

I've never seen the Sox and Martin Road Runner from the back before

https://www.facebook.com/photo?fbid=10230185712294042&set=pcb.2105502566286697

The tail lights, and the trunk panel, along with the blue racing stripes.. great design

there's something very symmetrical about that... from the two thin outter lines on the racing stripes, to the central silver area and thin above and below red reflecting areas of the trunk panel

Damn good looking.

Probably why this photo was chosen to be the cover photo of the Drag Race Game

I was hoping to find more photos of this GTX doing burnouts... nope

no caption needed

https://www.forcbodiesonly.com/mopar-forum/threads/more-vintage-pro-stock.18828/page-15

some guys have a snit fit over a woman posing on a car hood... Seems a bad idea to generalize. They really should specify any woman but Linda Vaughn.

The muscle car world is better because Linda Vaughn is a part of it.

https://www.facebook.com/photo.php?fbid=10214124747936153&set=p.10214124747936153&type=3&permPage=1

great news! The Steven Juliano mopar smorgasbord of amazing muscle car stuff is finally online to look through - after all, 99% of everyone who wanted to never got to wander around in his museum

https://www.mecum.com/auctions/indianapolis-roadart-2019/collections/steven-juliano-road-art-collection/

if you look at this stuff and think, wow, this guy really had a LOT of rare Mopar advertising I've never seen before.... yes, you're right. He had his own museum of it

see the rest at https://justacarguy.blogspot.com/2008/11/steven-juliano-collection-im-betting.html