how many 1967 Dodge Charger 383 V8 4-bbl. 4-speed made?

[Mopar_PapaG]

Hey folks I'm new here to the B~Body world but not new to mopars. I just pick up a mint 1967 Dodge Charger 383 V8 4-bbl. 4-speed and wanted to know how many were built with that combo. Thanks!:hello2:

 

[mcmlvii]

Welcome! No clue on an answer to your question, but your new car is awesome! One of my top 10. Got any photos of the new acquisition? Guys on forums will usually start to get restless if they don't see photos.

 

[A383Wing]

approximately 601 made that way

 

[Mopar_PapaG]

I will post some pics here in a few. It's a pain in the *** dowloading to Facebook then to here. Thanks for the answer!

 

[Charger Dana]

Welcome to the small club! I have a 67 383 4bbl 4 sp car too. 601 383's, not sure how many were 4BBL though- that is ALL the 4 sp's in 383.
Please post a pic, how is the condition? Any spare parts in that deal?

 

[Mopar_PapaG]

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This is the pic's of her sitting for the past 20 year. it has a little rust but L fender going to need fix but floors are a awesome shape! you won't believe me on what i paid for it either!

 

[ws27]

Very nice, it looks like it will be a fun project.

 

[A383Wing]

601 383's, not sure how many were 4BBL though- that is ALL the 4 sp's in 383.

I gave the answer above...in case you missed it.."approximately 601 67 Chargers were made that were 383 4bbl and 4spd engine combination"

 

[Snowtrooper1966]

[SUB][/SUB]Welcome from another 1st gen owner!

you won't believe me on what i paid for it either!

I might.....;-)

Be interested to know if you are willing to share.

 

[Mopar_PapaG]

Well I paid 1,000 for it, that's not including travel experience which was a 1200 mile round trip from were I lived. The guy I bought this car off of is in the movie industry and supplies cars to all the major movies this was one of those car I'm going to do a little digging to see if the movies he said this car was in are true but by the look of his collection he doesn't seem to bull

 

[Jim Bob The Dancing Bear]

Great score.

 

[SaskRunner]

Hey folks I'm new here to the B~Body world but not new to mopars. I just pick up a mint 1967 Dodge Charger 383 V8 4-bbl. 4-speed and wanted to know how many were built with that combo. Thanks!:hello2:

nice find. Looks like all you need is a five gallon pail of elbow grease.

Is the motor seized?

Looks like it has the original Inland shifter.

 

[A383Wing]

has AC thermostat housing, and AC radiator...not an AC car though...would be interesting to see what the stamped numbers say on pad under distributor.

Engine looks to be "blue" also, not factory color for that year

looks pretty complete, otherwise...as long as all the chrome trim in on the interior, should be easy to restore...interior chrome parts are not found or reproduced

looks like it has 66 PS pump also

 

[Meep-Meep]

has AC thermostat housing, and AC radiator...not an AC car though...would be interesting to see what the stamped numbers say on pad under distributor.

Engine looks to be "blue" also, not factory color for that year

looks pretty complete, otherwise...as long as all the chrome trim in on the interior, should be easy to restore...interior chrome parts are not found or reproduced

looks like it has 66 PS pump also

Do you mean the 5/8" return line? If so then safe to assume 67 and up had the 3/8"?

 

[A383Wing]

yes...from what I have come up with....depends on build date of car also

 

[Gpuller]

Looks complete, and a 4spd to boot. Nice score!

 

[67 Mopar]

Always good to see another one being saved!

 

[ODZKing]

Welcome. Yeah, more info on it please.
Yeah, there is a light blue and bright blue that year. But it may be so faded it's hard to tell.
Interesting about the radiator and no A/C.

 

[A383Wing]

I can decode your entire fender tag if you want to either post it here or send a pic to me in a PM....

 

[ODZKing]

I can decode your entire fender tag if you want to either post it here or send a pic to me in a PM....

Do you use this Bryan? LOL!
http://www.retrorarities.com/FenderTag.htm