Don Prudhomme's Army Snake Vega is a legendary drag racing car that significantly impacted the sport during the 1970s. Prudhomme, also known as "The Snake," campaigned this Chevrolet Vega with the backing of the U.S. Army, resulting in the iconic "Army Snake" livery.

The Army Snake Vega was heavily modified for the NHRA Funny Car class competition, featuring a sleek design and a powerful engine under the hood. Prudhomme's expertise as a driver and his team's meticulous preparation ensured that the car could compete at the highest level of drag racing.

Throughout its racing career, the Army Snake Vega achieved remarkable success, winning numerous NHRA national events and championships. Prudhomme piloted the car to victory at prestigious races such as the NHRA U.S. Nationals and NHRA Winternationals, solidifying his status as one of the top drag racers of his time.

One of the most notable achievements of the Army Snake Vega came in 1975 when Prudhomme won the NHRA Funny Car Championship, further establishing the car's place in drag racing history. The distinctive "Army Snake" livery, featuring the iconic cobra and army logo, added to the car's allure and made it instantly recognizable on the drag strip.