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I thought they were, but my ‘68 440 4 speed has the round ones while my other ‘68 440 automatic has the pointy ones.
Hemis got the heavy duty round ones whether they were automatic or 4 speed.
More octane than necessary will NOT make your 383 run better. If it runs okay on the best premium you can find in your area, then you're gold.
If not, then try some octane booster recommended here, or a bit of added avgas or race gas. You probably won't have to mix 50/50. A couple gallons of...
I think it’s overpriced. 66-67 Hemi cars are on the bottom of value I do really like them I just bought a number matching very nice 1969 Hemi 4 speed for what they are asking.
I have known Dave for almost 40 years and agree he is a great guy. He has always been very generous with his time and knowledge. He ran his own repair shop for many years and was known to be honest and reliable. He has been the president and sparkplug of our local Mopar club for many years.
Your torturing me!! the color… the rarity… the story, urgh
I absolutely LOVE Dave’s car, and Dave as a person. I know a few friends who know him too, he’s a really good guy. I’ll never forget when I saw that car on my first ever trip to the Carlisle Mopar show in 2016 when it was in the...
So YOU were the one who had that car, I was trying to remember who had it. That was a stunning car once it was restored, I loved it (and still do!!) I remember it was in the official Mopar calendar a few years ago.
There was one for sale at the Seattle mopar show back in I wanna say like 2000 ish, the show was at the Bellevue college if I remember correctly. Needed a full resto and I think it was around $7500. Would have been a cool car but $7500 then to me might as well have been $750,000
I know that 1 is a project, which is a black one with orange stripes. I know the owner, he is from NY. 1 is getting restored by a well known C-body collector (who also owns the 1 of 1 Hurst 300 convertible) in WA which I believe is another black one, and another FK3 orange one is restored and is...
This car is also being discussed here on FCBO, link called…. Another V-Code ‘70 Fury Surfaced?
What a VERY rare car, its basically the holy grail C-body unicorn! Theres only roughly 14 of them left, and its the only red one that I know of. Paging @tallzag
This was at the Hot Rod Rock and Rumble in 2020. I've talked a lot about this extravagaza before. My son is driving our '71 Chally at the beginning. No shame in losing to the stripped down Rat Rod with a 383. He took it all. The Dodge is a little better nowadays with a Suregrip and better gears.