Phil Remington's Modified

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A photo of Phil's Modified taken in 1947, after Remington had applied a two-tone paint job. Phil can be seen in the car, fastening his helmet. At the September 1947 SCTA meet, Remington set the B Streamliner record at 128.38 mph. Photo from The Robert Genat Photo Collection.
Phil's modified as it appeared in 1948.
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Modified owned by the Santa Monica Low Flyers member Phil Remington. SCTA News April 1946 could inform in their What's Doin' section, that Phil had brought out his new modified the other day. At the time, it featured a beautiful dark blue paint job.[2]


It was First raced under Chuck Moore's name in 1948 and then as the Bob Path & Chuck Moore entry. Fastest run was 142.18 mph.


Magazine Features

Hot Rod Magazine January 1948


References

  1. ↑ Hot Rods of the Dry Lakes Era
  2. ↑ SCTA News April 1946
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