A bit of Mopar History here for sale on Ebay THIS IS NOT MINE

Scody21 said
These motors most likely were NOT from the CamAm cars, as big block Chevys are in them. Think these are from the F5000 Shadow DN6/B cars, which is basically the DN5 F1 car with a small block in it mounted to the Hewland TL200 gear box. There was 4 CanAm cars: AVS, MK2, DN2 and the DN4. All were naturally ansp injected other than the DN2 is turbo charged big block pushing 1000 HP in 72 on race gas which is crazy for the time. It was running last summer.

As for the parts, it’s kinda high as you would be taking quite the chance. There is only a few people out there that have shadow F5000 cars and it could be worth something to them to restore or fix a car, but outside of that, the F5000 owners are cheap as f**k and won’t spend the money on the car, as they are not worth anywhere close to what an F1 car is worth.

Used in the 1977 "Can Am" season that yes were based on F5000 chassis.

World Sports Racing Prototypes - Can-Am 1977

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Randy Lewis (USA)

Shadow DN4B Dodge

Phoenix Racing

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Phoenix Engineering was Bob Tarozzi's business. That shop used one of two dyno cells was rented space from .... Shadow race cars.

Again there was a lot of other developmental stuff being worked on at the same time at the same shop. So some of these parts could be F5000 and Can-Am parts or other developmental projects.... or both.

But a dry sump block would most likely be a Shadow race car or Nascar cup motor.

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