Re: 1964 426-S 'Street-Wedge'
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Re: 1964 426-S 'Street-Wedge'
Anyone see a 426-S in a 64' Belvedere Station Wagon.
had a weight break of 10.01 wt/hp,,,,,,,,,, Not desirable from 64' thru 67', but in 1968 fit into E/SA quite nicely,,,,,,, pc |
Re: 1964 426-S 'Street-Wedge'
In 1966 my 64 Dodge 330 2 dr (old Police Car) with 4.56 rear and fender well headers ran B/SA at a best of 13.5 and 99 mph (never could get to 100!)
this was my daily driver at the time. Long time ago. Now my Jeep 4.0 runs R/SA at 12.90 and 100 MPH - Progress! |
Re: 1964 426-S 'Street-Wedge'
Dwight,
Here's your 'new toy' A 1960 Plymouth Savoy (Club Sedan) 361/310 HP 'Sonoramic Commando',,,, Dual-quad, w/twin Carter 500 CFM carbs,,,,,, Car weight; #3329 lbs........old weight factor of 10.74 wt/hp 'whale-tails' for aerodynamic control,,,,,,,, http://img97.imageshack.us/img97/7470/60plymouth.jpg |
Re: 1964 426-S 'Street-Wedge'
GTX John,
The car you spoke of was mine until I sold it to John Shaul. *It was originally a 383 with white exterior and red interior, sold by a dealer in Connecticut. *Raced by Domini & Shepard of Long Island, NY during the sixties and seventies. *I bought it from them in 1980, painted it red and raced it in D1 as a A/SA and sold it to John in 1995(?) *Gregg Luneack eventually ended up with it. *Don Cosey still has it as far as I know. |
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Was it this one.
http://www.fugly-racing.com/wp-conte...glyhrp2006.jpg |
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