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1968 Plymouth Barracuda: Don Schumacher's Stardust Funny Car (1/25) (fs)
1968 Plymouth Barracuda: Don Schumacher's Stardust Funny Car (1/25) (fs)
 
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1968 Plymouth Barracuda: Don Schumacher's Stardust Funny Car (1/25) (fs)

Don Schumacher purchased the '68 Stardust Cuda from "California Flash", Butch Leal who retired from Funny Car racing to take up Super Stocks. Stardust Chargers were well known in the Midwest and when Illinois native Schumacher switched to a Barracuda in 1968, NHRA reviewers were skeptical of his record-breaking top end speeds and were calling his unbelievable elapsed times "popcorn times". The Schumacher took the car to California and his ET's got shorter and the speed figures got faster...even the skeptics had to grant Schumacher and his super-fast Cuda their due.

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