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You willing to ship? I am in Bay area california.

hey guys! Need a timing cover for my ‘64 318 Poly. I can only find covers for LA’s and 1968 or newer. Please pm with picture. I have paypal. Thanks!!

what do you guys plan to do with all these cool parts? To me they are like memorabilia. Is that fair to say?

I was told the trutrac requires little to no maintenance. Just drive it! And regular differential gear oils. No synthetic.

thanks for the tip. I am using BCA bearings. I havent heard anything negative about them from the mechanics I’ve spoken to. And of course the Timkens are great. Are they holding up well for you?

i would love to go with a 360 even a 340 but the 318 poly was there 1st and has never left the engine bay. Got a 489 case off craigslists for cheap and sent it to The Rear End Shop in Livermore. They put a trutrac with 3.55 gears and the works. :steering:

wont hurt to ask about the rear end? available? gears?

what is the condition of the rear end? gears?

whats the condition of the rear end. gears?

ok. gotcha. thanks again

I will seek him out. Thanks for the recommendations guys. Keep the good and the ugly coming. I rather learn it on the forums than to deal with it on the freeway with a blown motor or trashed tranny because I frankensteined this plymouth.

I now will change my plans around to proceed with the rear end first. Sounds like 3.55 gears are favored so I will aim for that. Rumblefish: you're very knowledgable with 318 poly and LA. But then I got confused. Are you suggesting some LA parts are superior and more appropriate for my engine...

i do like to idea of hwy speeds. but then again, I dont know exactly how it feels to drive 3.92 gears on a freeway either.

rear is a 8.75 from a 70' roadrunner. no cover on the back of the rear end

Good to know now. So i guess my two options are: 1) pay someone to regear it 2) buy a new rear end. Whats more cost effective?

Hey gals/dudes: I have been combing through the A bodies and B bodies forums for ways to freshen up my 318 poly. So after gathering and writing everything down on a notepad I still need reassurance that my "setup" is well suited for my car and my preference. my 64 belv specs: engine: 318poly...

sounds like the 318 is a winner. Thanks for welcoming me in guys. Oh I am located in bay area, california.

Thanks for the support guys.

Hello All, This is a very cool and active forum from what I can tell so far. Hope to gain knowledge and enjoy the company of others and their mopars! So last year I was bored with no new projects or hobbies to entertain myself. I decided to be impulsive and bought this 64 belvedere about 85...