new from Texas

[BeepBeepRR]

I found this article that may help you. Its about building a Max Wedge out of a 440 with standard 452 heads..
https://www.hotrod.com/articles/ccrp-0711-1964-mopar/

 

[6T9 Super Bee]

Welcome from upstate NY! Good luck with your Max Wedge quest!

 

[Ron H]

Pontiacs! My 1st car was a '67 GTO having fallen in love with my older brother's; he went through three of them, he'd like to have his '69 RA IV back (non-judge). Took my driving test in a '63 GP tri-power and thought I'd flunked when I hit the accel a bit hard (had a slight hesitation before we fixed it) and the instructor flew back into the seat A lot of giddy-up for a 16 year old. I've had a '63 Plymouth now for some 22 years and tell ya, the guys on this forum know their stuff. Been a great help to me restoing it. Wish I would have found this site long before I did...woulda saved me some head scratching.

 

[moparwacko]

Welcome from the Poconos!
Some of the best interiors ever were 60's Pontiacs. I still remember a 64 Catalina that had a red/cream interior- gorgeous!

 

[Ron H]

Like to latch on to a early 60's Super Duty. Interesting history to those...

 

[HEMI-ITIS]

Welcome to the forum! A good friend of mine has a body shop near Beamont that does amazing work.

 

[Cranky]

How sour is Sour Lake these days!? And yep, I know how the name came about. I'm in Stinker I mean Pasadena and welcome to the site! Pasadena doesn't stink so bad these days since the paper mill was shut down.....

 

[61-63]

Ha, Sour Lake still stinks if the wind isn't right and comes from the paper mill in Evadale.

Hemi-itis is who is your friend I may need him if I end up getting a project car.

 

[Hey-O]

Welcome to the site, from Missouri

 

[Ironbuilt]

Welcome from North Carolina. I am partial to the 63's.