They better snug up the belt in that first photo.
A 426 Elephant motor with a 4 blade fan.
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65 Dart AWB AFX, Longdart
66 from the cover
Cars Magazine Super Stock International Program, autographed
66 from the cover
Cars Magazine Super Stock International Program, autographed
Those AWB cars were a lot of work to modify just for a little more traction.
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A 426 Elephant motor with a 4 blade fan.
That’s what came on my ‘66 and somehow it cools just fine.
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I have a few plastic models of the 64 cars. The Hodges Dodges and the Color Me Gone cars. Kim
That's cool. I have at least 1. I will have to look.
Nope, just a model kit of a 330 post car. The die cast is a 65 Plymouth, a Chuck Ostrich Super Stocker.
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My Ramchargers models.
Nice!
Same here - mine runs nice and cool, too.
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Great thread. Thanks !
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Ramcharger Wagon Showed Up From Canada I Believe , Beautiful Well Built Hot Rod ! Think it was a 62 Dart He Said …..Ran Like the proverbial Raped Ape…..
Let’s get more folks chiming in on their Ramcharger Experience!
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Now that's a cool wagon!
I keep going back to the hauler photo. That it over the top.
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Thanks. That was more work than converting a normal '65 Coronet kit into an AWB. Of course, this is a fantasy hauler, unlike anything they really had. The deck on the carrier is actually a die cast car trailer. I had to extend L700 tractor frame, and put tandem axles under it..
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I make a point of stopping to see Them each year at Carlisle. They're a Great bunch of guys, and love reminiscing about the Glory Days ! Their knowledge is Iconic, so I'm glad to listen to anything they offer. They've also signed a bunch of memorabilia for my "garage art", and I need to get my '63 330 down to show them, as it was built as a "Tribute Car" to Them.
The "Golden Commandos" usually share the Tent there, and They are equally a great opportunity to collect some Historic Info on the Origin's of SS Racing in America !!!
The "Golden Commandos" usually share the Tent there, and They are equally a great opportunity to collect some Historic Info on the Origin's of SS Racing in America !!!
I found this in my photo file. It's Jim Van Zee's car.
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