Ever seen a NASCAR homologation special before?

The glorious era when NASCAR raced “real stock cars” is almost entirely fictional, but that’s okay. There was a time when NASCAR had actual homologation rules, though, like you’re used to in sports car racing, which required OEMs to sometimes make a handful of plausibly road-legal versions of their race cars. Take, for example, this 1979 Dodge Magnum XE.