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The original bolt wasn't a whole lot different than what both of you are showing... Been 45+ years since I had my hands on one but it was basically a shoulder bolt with a made on washer

BB & Hemi are definitely not the same.... B body Hemi E body Hemi

62-65... Not a lot of Hemi's sold to the public.... 66 was the first "Street Hemi"...

Bare shell? Or doors, fenders, hood & deck lid? Bare shell probably 600# Doors probably 40# each, Fenders 35# each, Hood 55# Deck Lid 50#

Check with Fine Lines.... I've used their stuff for over thirty years & never had an issue... Heard of far to many issues with Inline...

Interior looks great! Love the typewriter to shift..

I'll machine you up a set of chain sprockets.... No more squeal... Keep your 1964 Polara with a Hemi...

Yup! Great that you finally got the car of your dreams... And your first post in the thread is gold...

Well that other members contact info would sure be useful...... :poke: :poke: :poke:

http://www.brewersperformance.com/proddetail.php?prod=TM826C

Yeah, that, or Randy... He owns another Mopar website that I occasionally visit...

If you don't know him already your gonna want to meet Cody Reich, the owner of Columbia Signs in Brush Prairie... He's something of a Mopar guy..... Owns a car or two.... Run by & say Hi... Trust me... :thumbsup:

Neat car! Not my cup of tea but I appreciate your efforts just the same.... You've gathered some pretty cool period correct pieces... If you need anything I might know a guy that has a lot of stuff of that vintage....

How is the trim it does have? Grill? Tail lights? Window trim? Anything that missing could be a problem.... There aren't allot of parts cars left...

I doubt all the seat brackets together weighed six ounces...

Well your chosen wager is as obscure as the 383RB.... :lol:

There was a local guy the had the black plate PRO 426.. It was on a 6 cylinder 64 Nova...

Absolutely agree the 426 raises the desirability, the fact they've been out of registration/circulation is also huge... GLWYS..

Also do you know if they have been registered to a vehicle in the last twenty plus years? Cause if they have they can't be assigned to another vehicle which is a big part of what drives their value...

Why do you believe they are 64? An A series black plate that didn't get issued in 63? In 63 when the black plates were released most of the earlier yellow plates were replaced with black plates so in 63 a large percentage of the new plates were issued... Only way an early plate didn't get...