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Item #1105 Beebe & Mulliagan "Fighting Irish" AA/FD

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Teaming up with engine builder and tuner, Tim Beebe, driver John Mulligan piloted the famed Beebe & Mulligan "Fighting Irish" green-striped from 1967 until his untimely death weeks after he was injured in a first-round accident at the 1969 U.S. Nationals.

One of the most popular and skillful drivers in drag racing, the late John "the Zookeeper" Mulligan was not only fearless, but he possessed an uncanny ability to drop the clutch pedal and leave the starting line like no other. The Beebe & Mulligan team was consistently the quickest and fastest in 1967 and 1968, but had no wins under their belts.

Starting the 1969 season with a new Woody Gilmore car, Beebe & Mulligan used the 1969 Winternationals as their stage as they recorded their first and only NHRA National event victory. At the U.S. Nationals qualifying that year, "the Zookeeper" rocketed his Beebe-tuned dragster down the Indianapolis quarter mile with a 6.43 e.t. The run was more than two tenths quicker than the national record and stood for a year. Tragically, Mulligan was badly burned in a first-round accident and died weeks later from his injuries. The Beebe & Mulligan car held the NHRA speed record at 229.59 mph from September 1968 until July 1970.


Wrapped in a beautiful Tom Hanna body with George Cerney paint, "the Fighting Irish" was powered by a 392 Chizler that was over bored to a 398. Sid Waterman Racing Engines performed the machine work for the engine. Your Thirteen-Twenty numbered replica of "the Fighting Irish" dragster comes beautifully detailed with front wings, simulated aluminum windshield, and even the Tony Nancy signature sea horse on the seat pad. Only 5000 pieces were produced and this is the fifth car in the "Fuelers" series.


The Beebe & Mulligan dragster includes such details as:
- Aerodynamic die-cast and tampo-printed body - 204-inch wheelbase design
- Removable upper body panel exposes detailed Tony Nancy interior -
- 392 cid "early model" Hemi engine that's fully wired with ignition wires and flexible fuel lines
- Hollow simulated M&H slicks on five spoke Halibrand wheels
- Detailed tubular framework and fuel tank detail
- Fabric seat belts and shoulder harness with photoetched buckles
- Color schemes detailed from actual vintage racing pictures and reference data from Tim Beebe & Dave West

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Item #1105 Beebe & Mulligan "Fighting Irish" - In Stock

This is a car everyone has asked for and now 1320Inc. will deliever it. One of the most famous front engine dragsters of all time, the 1969 "Fighting Irish" car of Tim Beebe and the late John Mulligan will be produced in its Winternationals winning trim (392 hemi) and feature details only Tim Beebe (owner) and Pat Foster (builder) could supply. This will a "must have" for everyone! 11.5" actual length.

ONLY 5000 were produced! (each car individually numbered 1 to 5000)
$59.95 ea.

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