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2 door sedan, 383 4 speed, black bench seat, Road runner decor package, drip trough molding, red car no vinyl top.

Thank you my friend - and I think you might have something there with that theory! :thumbsup: (Hell, I got no other explanation for it...)

There was also a little-known 385 h.p. 413, with 2X4 inline carbs available in early 1962. This motor was basically the Chrysler 300H engine. I have a 1962 Car Life test drive of a 1962 Dart with this engine. On Max Wedge cars, the forward horn harness ran down the top of the inner fender panel.

Appreciate the reply... I've not written anywhere that "only your last employer was ****"; in fact, I believe I've mentioned a few times previously that several times in my career, I in good faith walked into a company, built their service division to healthy levels - and then got...

:popcorn: :popcorn: :popcorn: :popcorn: :popcorn: :popcorn: :popcorn: I'll share

Thankfully the main storm, with golf ball hail, missed us by a 1/4: mile...

No, very thin metal

But I think gates was always considered better.

Here's a Black Hemi car. 1964 Dodge Polara 426 Hemi for Sale at AllCollectorCars.com

Does Dayton still make belts? I recall that they were a decent quality.

Cats can be allergic to people.

If the belts have the cogs on the inside they will always slip/squeal. I run the Top Cog belts, but off the top of my head I can’t remember who makes them. Kim

G, day from Australia:welcome:

For posterity: For Sale: Extremely Rare 1969 Dodge Coronet R/T – 426 HEMI J-Code, 4-Speed, Super Track Pack – Semi Survivor 50 more photo's available. An exceptional opportunity to own a true piece of Mopar history – this 1969 Dodge Coronet R/T is a real-deal J-code 426 HEMI car paired...

We went to the Pikes Peak International Raceway's Hot Rod Rock and Rumble. My son was driving our '71 Challenger with a 408 stroked 360, 4-speed, 323 gears. It was pulling extremely strong in the 1/8th mile non-prepped track. Then he went around the high speed banked oval track. It sounded...

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