The 1967 Indy Eagle (Mk3) was only the slightest of enhancements over the 1966 model, and the chassis numbering actually continued from the earlier car. Four customer cars were built by Dan Gurney’s All American Racers (AAR) in 1967, and were delivered to Leader Card Racers for Bobby Unser to drive, to Lindsey Hopkins for Roger McCluskey, to stock car mechanic ‘Smokey’ Yunick for Denny Hulme, and to John Klug’s Pacesetter Homes for Jochen Rindt. The AAR team also retained two cars for its own purposes, and these were entered at the Indy 500 for Dan Gurney and Richie Ginther. Bobby Unser’s Rislone/Leader Cards car was the most successful of the batch in 1967, winning two races of the USAC national Championship. In Indy 500 Bobby finished 9th, flagged after 193 laps completed.

SeasonSeriesEvent
1967USAC National ChampionshipIndianapolis 500
Driver No.Entrant
Bobby Unser6Leader Cards, Inc.
ChassisEngineCar Name
Eagle Mk3FordRislone
Scale ManufacturerCollection
1:43Spark
Cat. No.QualityRarity
S4257