1964 Race Hemi and more

[King Kong]

Not often that this comes up for sale:

http://www.ebay.com/itm/1964-Hemi-R...ind-Project-/111505810995?hash=item19f643a633


And

http://www.ebay.com/itm/1964-dodge-...05&prg=11353&rk=2&rkt=6&sd=111505810995&rt=nc

 

[1962polara]

Nice catch....yeah that engine looks pretty rare.Anyone care to suggest what he's looking for with the reserve?
Also I see the block casting no.is the -2 .Wonder why it wasn't the -1 (1st casting plug)??

 

[Richard Cranium]

I always wondered why the difference in the valve cover flanges between the early K heads & later 66 & up heads. Anyone know?

 

[King Kong]

I always wondered why the difference in the valve cover flanges between the early K heads & later 66 & up heads. Anyone know?

I think it was for the dipstik on the one side but both covers were patterned the same.

Race head also had no provision for power steering pump mounting.

 

[383man]

Them aluminum fenders most likely have very high reserve I bet. I bet its over 3k or more as they are ver very rare. Ron

 

[Richard Cranium]

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Race head also had no provision for power steering pump mounting.

Never noticed the missing bolt boss on the left side.

 

[King Kong]

Them aluminum fenders most likely have very high reserve I bet. I bet its over 3k or more as they are ver very rare. Ron

There was an aluminium front end for a 63 Dodge that was up for grabs at 22k on ebag a couple of months ago!

 

[moparsteve636]

I think the guy with the fenders was looking for $5,000 per fender don't know about the other parts! But they won't go cheap if at all!

 

[Meep-Meep]

I always wondered why the difference in the valve cover flanges between the early K heads & later 66 & up heads. Anyone know?

The K heads have an arc in the upper corner that the later heads do not. If that makes sense. I'll try to find a pic.

 

[King Kong]

The K heads have an arc in the upper corner that the later heads do not. If that makes sense. I'll try to find a pic.

 

[Meep-Meep]

Thanks king kong.

A Mullen and Co. stamp under a Ramchargers stamp. That's as good as it gets right there.