Roland Leong's first "Hawaiian" funny car wore a full-size fiberglass replica Dodge Charger body, which proved too prone to lift when it launched into the sky at the '69 Winternationals. The car returned to competition sporting one of the first of the radical new "mini-Charger" bodies. Six inches narrower, a full fifteen inches shorter and chopped two inches to boot, the new and unpainted Hawaiian debuted at Irwindale Raceway as an outlaw before the NHRA changed its rules to accommodate this burgeoning new brand of match-racer. Leong's preparation and pilot Larry Reyes' driving talents put the car regularly in the seven-teens at over 200MPH.

Available in three sizes on acid-free 100% cotton canvas, mounted over custom-built wooden frame w/ taped edges, ready for display. Custom orders welcome!

24"x11"     $299.00 + S&H
30"x13"     $359.00 + S&H
36"x16"     $429.00 + S&H