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Pro Stock racer from the late 70’s H.G. “Cork” Bliss passed away peacefully yesterday afternoon.
He ran a Plymouth Arrow with various cubic inch Hemis through the years.
Cork was a great mechanic and better than that, he was a great friend.
He will be missed by many.
I also have seen a 73 Road Runner with a 400 and a 4 speed. Even rode in the car once or twice.
The guy who bought it new disassembled it for paint, partially reassembled it and then passed away.
No telling where it is now.
An old timer always said "You never know what Chrysler would do. You could order cars with several different combinations"
I have had 4 of the 400HP's with the 230 casting blocks. All were cast cranks. The blocks do have distinctive casting font on the blocks.
Craziest thing that I have seen...
I have a 69 Dana 60 and I need a pair of axles for it. Has anyone upgraded to aftermarket axles and have their originals that they would sell ?
I’ll be on a road trip during the first part of April. I can pick up or meet anywhere along my route
Thanks !
I have that part in a 62 transmission and maybe in a 65 transmission but I don't think that they are the same.
Try A&A Transmissions or Cope Racing Transmissions