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05-02-2025, 03:37 PM
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I saved these from a FB post
good quality photos relative to most from back in the day 
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07-15-2025, 07:35 PM
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In Dick Harrell’s invoices to Don Yenko, they had a heading of “Harrell and Sanders Automotive.”
In the early going of the 409-427 era researching of the ties between Harrell & Sanders, both of these men were highly competitive in the Southwest region being present in the winners circle as drag racers of the 409-Z-11 competition era. Frank Sanders was creator and owner of S&S headers. He was the person who is credited for campaigning a Z-11 first to top the 120 mph plateau.
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