After their Trans-Am endeavours, the Barracuda's kept racing. Here is Sid Rust, who raced IMSA Camaros in th early 70s, in one of the ex-Gurney cars at Road Atlanta in 1981. It would be interesting to know what Sid does these days. Please post a comment if you have a hint.
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Barracuda in IMSA race: Sid Rust at Road Atlanta
After their Trans-Am endeavours, the Barracuda's kept racing. Here is Sid Rust, who raced IMSA Camaros in th early 70s, in one of the ex-Gurney cars at Road Atlanta in 1981. It would be interesting to know what Sid does these days. Please post a comment if you have a hint.
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That is AAR chassis #50211, the first Cuda built at AAR and the most succesful.
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Posted by: Mike Camicia | October 13, 2009 at 05:56 AM
Interesting to see that compared to the Cuda at Seattle, the rear fender flares on this one look very minimal.
Posted by: Christophe | October 13, 2009 at 10:58 AM