1964 max wedge car

Lloyd Copenhaver · Jul 7, 2017

67 GTX · Jul 7, 2017

That looks like it's going to be a cool project! What are your plans for it?

moparnation74 · Jul 7, 2017

cool car....

Lloyd Copenhaver · Jul 7, 2017

67 GTX said:
That looks like it's going to be a cool project! What are your plans for it?

straight front axle, keeping original paint, 512 stroker motor, lots of new aluminum work ( that's what I do) 4 speed, race the **** out of it

early2drsedan · Jul 7, 2017

awesome score if that a real max car they made very few steel nose 64 plymouths

khryslerkid · Jul 7, 2017

That car is a piece of American history...

BeatersRus · Jul 7, 2017

khryslerkid said:
That car is a piece of American history...

thats kinda what i was thinking too.
is there a Back story to the car Loyd??

khryslerkid · Jul 7, 2017

To alter the original suspension or anything else on the car would be a crime. JMO

And what's up with the back seat area?

Lloyd Copenhaver · Jul 7, 2017

If altering this car is a crime....get ready for a crime wave. At least from the outside it will keep it's original paint. And what about who ever altered the **** out of this car originally? rolled fenders, no tail lights, roll bar, you consider him a criminal?

super-bee_ski · Jul 7, 2017

Lloyd,
I'm 40 miles from Ridgecrest CA

Fantastic car!
I'm so freaknig jealous of you and you spectacular FIND!

super-bee_ski · Jul 7, 2017

PS: I have just the right engine for your car....
Dale Reed built a 440 for me, A& A cross ram manifold and set up
Wish that were my car!
Congratulations!

dieseldazzle · Jul 7, 2017

I have a nice trickflow headed 505 inch motor. Go nicely in that.

coloradodave · Jul 7, 2017

Lloyd, you're going to find a fair amount of members who have no problem telling you what you should and shouldn't do with YOUR car, even when they're not asked for opinions. My standard answer is "Do you want to buy it so you can "save" it?" I still own mine if that tells you anything. It's YOUR car, do with it what YOU want.
Not trying to start anything with anybody, but it does get old...

super-bee_ski · Jul 7, 2017

I just found this on Google
(PS: I'm often in Ridgecrest, CA)

Cram-Mc Call Machine Shop
5.02 Google reviews

Auto machine shop in Ridgecrest, California
Address: 805 W Inyokern Rd, Ridgecrest, CA 93555
Phone: (760) 446-6211

Lloyd Copenhaver · Jul 7, 2017

khryslerkid said:
To alter the original suspension or anything else on the car would be a crime. JMO

And what's up with the back seat area?

If your looking at the punisher panel, I did that for my kid in his 71 Dodge Dart, his car is called the punisher

dieseldazzle · Jul 7, 2017

Lloyd Copenhaver said:
If your looking at the punisher panel, I did that for my kid in his 71 Dodge Dart, his car is called the punisher

Pretty sure I've seen his car run

Ratroaster · Jul 7, 2017

Cram-McCall ( Bob Cram ) is a very good, very reasonable engine builder. The shop
itself would probably be considered a piece of history. Parts of all kinds and all ages
everywhere.

Lloyd Copenhaver · Jul 8, 2017

From this.....

Lloyd Copenhaver · Jul 8, 2017

To this...coming soon

Lloyd Copenhaver · Jul 8, 2017

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