What was the original chassis that came on the Petty mail-in Charger? Was it a G-Plus with white wheels? I saw one today and wasn't sure if the chassis was original or not.
Thanks!

All Show, No Go...hefer

Here you go
http://i266.photobucket.com/albums/ii265/71ragtopgoat/Image006.jpg

Thanks for posting the picture. I like the box with the address on it.

What the...

3 of em, that's awesome. Good for you! I hope you do laps with one of them. If not, I can show you how if you send it my way.

Look at those, SWEET! :thumbsup::thumbsup: rr

What the...

3 of em, that's awesome. Good for you! I hope you do laps with one of them. If not, I can show you how if you send it my way.

Only two left now. just shelf queens. I race dash bodies now.

Very sharp!

Must be original. Going back to see if it's still there. Thanks for the pics.

How or why anyone back then thought to save stuff like the instruction sheet and even the packaging is beyond me but it makes one jealous. It's cool to see. :thumbsup:

I remember when you posted that pic in the Petty collection thread, it's still an awesome pic. I got it saved now!

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One of the best "ALL AROUND"display's!:thumbsup:

At the last Midwest Slot Show in Matteson, Ill 2005. A gentleman came in there, bought a table at the door. Laid out around 10 of these Petty cars, and in less than 30 minutes had them all sold at $90.00 each. By the time I found out it was too late. Randy.

At the last Midwest Slot Show in Matteson, Ill 2005. A gentleman came in there, bought a table at the door. Laid out around 10 of these Petty cars, and in less than 30 minutes had them all sold at $90.00 each. By the time I found out it was too late. Randy.


Sounds like my luck. A day late and a dollar short. :rolleyes: One day maybe! :thumbsup: rr