AMRC TEAMS WITH DANISH CHASSIS BUILDER
Wed, 2008-12-24 09:00
Andy McCoy Race Cars (AMRC) has reached an agreement with Denmark’s
Henrik Pedersen to make the popular 1970 Plymouth Duster body available
for drag racers in Europe exclusively through Pedersen’s All-In
Racecars. Specializing in the fabrication of high-performance Pro Mod
and Top Sportsman drag racing components from chassis to
competition-ready vehicles, Andy McCoy Race Cars designed the
nostalgic-looking race car body that made its competition debut in
September.
“We have received a tremendous amount of interest in the Duster since its release, not only here, but abroad,” McCoy said. “We’re excited to now have a presence in Europe and are happy to team up with Henrik because of his reputation for excellent workmanship.” Andy McCoy Race Cars (AMRC) has reached an agreement with Denmark’s Henrik Pedersen to make the popular 1970 Plymouth Duster body available for drag racers in Europe exclusively through Pedersen’s All-In Racecars. Specializing in the fabrication of high-performance Pro Mod and Top Sportsman drag racing components from chassis to competition-ready vehicles, Andy McCoy Race Cars designed the nostalgic-looking race car body that made its competition debut in September.
“We have received a tremendous amount of interest in the Duster since its release, not only here, but abroad,” McCoy said. “We’re excited to now have a presence in Europe and are happy to team up with Henrik because of his reputation for excellent workmanship.”
McCoy and his team completed their first Duster-bodied race car this fall for ADRL campaigner Dennis Radford. Similar cars are now in the works for American racers Paul Halstead, Tim Branson and James Litton.
In addition to race-ready cars, Andy McCoy Race Cars sells components such as bodies, wings, seats, floors, and motor belly pans. They are currently sourcing all of the bodies and components they have designed from Kirkman Composites. “We are real happy with the high quality of work we are getting from Kirkman,” McCoy says.
All-In Racecars is based in Copenhagen, Denmark and supplies race chassis and racing components to competitors all over Europe. More information on Andy McCoy Race Cars is available at www.andymccoyracecars.com, while more information about All-In Racecars is available at www.all-inracecars.com.
“We have received a tremendous amount of interest in the Duster since its release, not only here, but abroad,” McCoy said. “We’re excited to now have a presence in Europe and are happy to team up with Henrik because of his reputation for excellent workmanship.” Andy McCoy Race Cars (AMRC) has reached an agreement with Denmark’s Henrik Pedersen to make the popular 1970 Plymouth Duster body available for drag racers in Europe exclusively through Pedersen’s All-In Racecars. Specializing in the fabrication of high-performance Pro Mod and Top Sportsman drag racing components from chassis to competition-ready vehicles, Andy McCoy Race Cars designed the nostalgic-looking race car body that made its competition debut in September.
“We have received a tremendous amount of interest in the Duster since its release, not only here, but abroad,” McCoy said. “We’re excited to now have a presence in Europe and are happy to team up with Henrik because of his reputation for excellent workmanship.”
McCoy and his team completed their first Duster-bodied race car this fall for ADRL campaigner Dennis Radford. Similar cars are now in the works for American racers Paul Halstead, Tim Branson and James Litton.
In addition to race-ready cars, Andy McCoy Race Cars sells components such as bodies, wings, seats, floors, and motor belly pans. They are currently sourcing all of the bodies and components they have designed from Kirkman Composites. “We are real happy with the high quality of work we are getting from Kirkman,” McCoy says.
All-In Racecars is based in Copenhagen, Denmark and supplies race chassis and racing components to competitors all over Europe. More information on Andy McCoy Race Cars is available at www.andymccoyracecars.com, while more information about All-In Racecars is available at www.all-inracecars.com.
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