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I am trying to identify my 90" super which I've owned since the mid 80's It appears to be an Edmunds single tube frame, however the front suspension is torsion bar with the bars inside the frame rails. I contacted Don Edmunds and he said the car wasn't built in his shop, but it may have started as a kit. I have photos posted in the gallery on this site under Wyoming Modified. It's got a Halibrand open rear and a Pee Wee Erlbacher steering gear which appear to be original, It also has a wing which I'm not sure is original. I raced it in the 80's until the kids came along and priorities changed. Have a look and see where you think it came from.

http://www.hoseheadforums.com/photoGallery/photoGalleryItems~GalleryKey~269.htm

Looking at this car tells me it was built in either the late 60's or very early 70's. Thus it couldn't be a Maxwell Like I thought earlier. The roll cage is very different than the Edmunds cars(he did sell kits at one time).

The open driveline really gives a tip as to the era.

The front suspension was an option very few ever tried(Walker in the NCRA territory).

I still think of San Jose supers when I see this car. sargentracing.com might be able to help.