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Sadly its engine is junk. So I advertised to get hold of an engine to replace it. Poly engines are around here but not thick on the ground, but an LA came up, so I got it. Its in now, just waiting on getting a new exhaust so I can tune it better without deafening everyone. A week after buying...

Kind of interesting engine. It has been rebuilt at some point. It is a 61 block and being here in Australia, I assume it would have come from a dodge as that was what we got for a big mopar here. To make it fit the 64 trans, they cut the ears off the original engine (I think, makes sense if the...

Sadly, theres going to be a bit of work needed. Not sure of the extent, but both lifters for number 7 cylinder are stuck. It also looks to have had "ears" welded onto the block to acomodate the transmission. The sump has also been modified. I think this block has been converted to a 64 block...

Spent a bit of time on the timing :) Sadly the suspected rebuilt engine is not the case. Number 7 lifters are stuck with both valves open and this is what it looks like with the intake off. The heat shield under the intake is half rusted off. I am surprised it turned over

Hello everyone. I just bought a 64 Phoenix (Australian). The car is in remarkable condition and I suspect it has been off the road for about 30 years going by the last rego lable on the car. I bought it knowing the engine wouldnt start because the previous owner was 1/2 way through installing a...

Hello everyone Mick from Perth Western Australia. I have just bought a 64 Dodge Phoenix. I am not new to early mopar as I have had a 60 Dodge Phoenix and I still have a 60 Plymouth fury thats been a torturously long build. I bought this 64 as I thought it was to good to pass up. No rust and the...