cant remember,but it was on ebay a couple years ago for appx 30000.00....didn't sell..probably because of the paint job..very limited market for that........
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chooch
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MOPAR 4 LIFE ! MOPAR OR BUST ! PLYMOUTH'S RULE !
For sale ?
jay t.
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Here's my project. Soon to get a 360 magnum swapped in
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That blue vette looks like a local to me car. SHHHHHHHush,he's a street racer..LOL
Stage3: Thanks for the information on Mr. Wedge. I was racing at Fremont in the 70s and have 'fuzzy' memories of that car and Bill Riddick. Here's some more:http://www.1962to1965mopar.ornocar.com/mmo102015.html
I think you're right with it taking away from the "original" personality, as that's what makes the '63 so unique. Here's my "Cousin Dodge's" front grill, just got it back from the re-work artist...You may have noticed I powdercoated the grille and headlight bezels black,well I don't like it! It lost the one year personality of the 63 Plymouth,so I will clean up another out of the stash with a set of bezels.The freshly painted bumpers will stay black
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I bought a car once from b.Riddick,,nice guy,showed me pics of the '63 before he sold it..
I went to the races once at fremont..about a hundred years ago it feels like,,2 things I remember somewhat clearly about it..1: a dart with a 440 blew a rod out the pan in the burnout box! and 2: a trio of ford mustangs running 427 tunnel ports,were kicking everyones *** that day in stock/superstock racing..
1 more..engine shot only of a car that sold on ebay recently for 14800.00!'63 dodge,,was pretty clean,raced recently,running low 11.00's..somebody got a great deal..was out of Colorado..
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MOPAR 4 LIFE ! MOPAR OR BUST ! PLYMOUTH'S RULE !
Go Big brah !
426 all the way
Yeah, Hayward Ford sponsored a car club and several Mustangs. After Fremont closed, Sear's Point became our home track but it was a longer haul. However, it was a better facility being new with an uphill shutdown area and paved pits. Thanks for the memories...
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That looks like jewelry right there!!
I do remember that the pits at fremont were in the dirt..and that the fuelers would do there pre staged dry spin/hop before final staging..all the old speed equipment was there in use..those 427 fords r just as rare as the 426 wedge motors today..bringing big dollars for good equipment..as far as whats left anyway..kinda like this 1..soon to be torn down and gone thru ready for sale..
a barn find motor shot of a modified '63 and a racer..check out the holley carbs and the oough horn..accell coil etc,,with stock heater hoses..that says back in the day...
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That's actually a siren for an alarm on the driver's side inner fender. Heater hoses do a nice job of heating up the fuel...lol. On the red 63 I wonder where he got the tube grill?
'63 dodge max wedge . was selling thru ebay,,by the son..fathers car,,deceased..i believe it had an asking price of 20000.00...motor shot only..
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That goes to show you that they are still out there waiting to be found. I met a guy from Kansas at Carlisle that said he has a aluminum front 64 Plymouth that he bought new sitting in a trailer for years.So I stopped when driving back west just to see.Sure enough there it was,a trailer sitting out in his field with a Black Maxie inside.Been there since the 70's.
Frustration
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Would have been and early '64 car. They went to the HEMI in mid '64. Was it a hardtop, or a post car?
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