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 The original blueprints for this car. See link at bottom of this page to download higher resolution bmp images of this blueprint in a zip file.
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 1969 debut. Radiator and wedge nose was changed by mid-season.
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 1974, note cage
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 1975, roll cage was re-built due to rules changes.
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 1976, which I think the Paternoster restoration resembles.
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 1985 debut of Paternoster restoration... just 3 years after Jim Shampine's death.
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 The panel on the back was a Shampine trademark in earlier years. It's a "flying saucer", kid's snow toy rivited in place!
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Jim introduced this deadly weapon in 1976 but continued to race the wedge for most of the season.
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