65 coronet
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Darter6
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Sam,I'm not a numbers guy, but when it comes to things Ma Mopar did back then I would have to say yes. I believe I saw a ex-cop car for sale of that year and the E bay ad stated it was a 383 3 speed on the tree.
KENTON
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Don’t know about Coronet ‘s but I saw a 383 3 on the tree 64 Sport Fury convertible for sale at MATS a few years ago. It had a console with out any holes for the shifter.
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Code book shows code #361 3 spd manual , column shift.
Also code #362 3 spd H.D. column shift
No engine combos listed with the codes. Seems like I had just read about one also.
Also code #362 3 spd H.D. column shift
No engine combos listed with the codes. Seems like I had just read about one also.
bigaadams
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externally, what is the difference......guy in a local wrecking yard said he had about 8 440 engines......in truth, he had none.....
That would be a very rare combo.......All Sport Furys were auto or 4 speeds on the floor.
I would need to see that one, sounds made up.
Jeffj
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My brother bought a 1964 Valiant 2dr post 273 3 speed manual from a friend and he replaced that with a 1962 Dodge 2dr post car that was a 361 3 speed manual. I believe that there were more than a few Max Wedge cars with 3 speed manual as well.
Jeff J
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Yes lots of 3 speed Max's and others.........But no 64 Sport Furys.
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