second gen IROC racing flares
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Well, yeah, they are all aftermarket. But those are indeed the style of flares used on the '74 - '77 IROC racecars. I have them on my '75 Camaro CP Solo car. They can be obtained from 70-81 Camaro Catalogue- . About halfway down the page, listed as Motion IROC flares. Last I checked, they were about $380 for the set of 4.
Here is a pic of an original IROC Camaro. The site says it's a '74, but it's obviously not. 1974 Penske
Here is a pic of an original IROC Camaro. The site says it's a '74, but it's obviously not. 1974 Penske
Looks like a '75 Camaro IROC to me.
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Small rear window on a '74, and that one is wrap around. Not a '74. They also didn't have an IROC series until 1975.
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Actually, the IROC series did start in 1974. But that first year, they used Porsche Carrera RSR's. For the second year, 1975, they started using Camaro's, built that year by Penske.
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so does anyone know if they are made of metal or glass or what. my son would love those on his car I toldhim we would have to make them and Im not that good.... so oo if I could buy a set..... surprise I would rather work with metal tho
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If a part begins with the letter "G" under "PART#" it is referring to fiberglass.
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