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That motor looks vintage to me.... old style water neck, stovepipe valve cover tubes.... of course cant see a thing about the bottom end and the older stuff would bolt on about any bb motor... 4 bolt valve covers??.... that would at least tell you if '63 and earlier heads. That sure doesn't...

That's a beautiful car.....not gonna tell you what to do, since we just met and all......:bs_flag: but if I were you....I'd be very careful to leave that beauty in its pristine state, and consider all moves towards customization, very carefully.

LOL, once you started talking to them, you'd be stuck for the whole afternoon I'd bet. :lol:

It's a good start lol. Welcome to the group.

If I could, I'd hit both the "like" and "thanks" buttons on that save. :thumbsup::thumbsup:

I was expecting to click on a BARN FIND. That's quite a find, and quite a barn!!

Fresh off the trailer; FOR SALE - 65 Plymouth Belv II Sedan. | For B Bodies Only Classic Mopar Forum

There is a WTB section in the classifieds, may get you a better response. I'm embarrassed to say tho; I don't know what an AC template line is? You mean high pressure, or liquid line, or hard pipe???

Thats what they all say!! Welcome to the group! Lets see pix of the Bee.

1965 426 4bbl. Street Wedge engine, assembled in late August.... I'm guessing casting date on side of block is going to be mid '64 for '65 model year.

Which motor are u putting in it, 440, or 426?? JK, welcome to the group. I had a '70 Z28 once (real) but i never had it completely together and its long gone now (story of my life).

Welcome! Nice car. '62's and 63's have always been the toughest, ugliest kid on any block!

383 motor with later 8-3/4 rear that has the heavy duty tapered pinion rear axle. Looks like its been to the drag strip? Does that help? :thumbsup:

I've always loved the Rettig Bros car. Pretty sure it used to make the Chrysler Classic events at Norwalk (when the annual Mopar show was called that).

Welcome to the group! Your Dodge looks to be about the same condition as my Belvy. Like stepping into a time machine for a ride. :steering:Lefty71

Aww, shucks! I thought it was gonna be another one of these..... https://www.forcbodiesonly.com/mopar-forum/threads/halloween-decorations-at-camp.51021/#post-795562 I may have to go do one myself. Lefty71 @Ron Chenail Welcome to the group!

Yep, this is true.... we gotta see what were working with. :thumbsup: Welcome from Ohio!

Welcome to the group. I remember that car. The owner didnt really want to sell it, but the city was on his tail, from what I remember. I think several of us condsidered picking it up, its a great starting point and not too rusty. Good luck with it. The main difference between an A body and...

Welcome to the group. Moms are an invaluable resource, but they always seem way off base when they tell you it's time to get rid of the toys and grow up! :bananadance: They never seem to understand the duality of man.

Have you pulled the pump shot out to look at it?? If so, and its leather, gently feather it open a little with your finger. Dont oil it, put it back together and try again. If it works better or not, you'll have an idea which direction your going.