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I don't know Dodges well. Is that the 8-barrel Max Wedge RB engine? Last edited by 6130; 03-17-2018 at 10:54 PM. |
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Brand preference, size of wallet, etc. You can run a 66 Fairlane SW, 427 /410 in C/SA Max Wedge wagons run those classes too. Sound good?
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Not willing to spend as much as it would take to set a record in any particular class, but it would be silly to buy or build something that wouldn't at least run under index. I don't really have much brand preference. I like oddball cars. Heck, I'd be interested in an SS/VX car, if I thought they were capable of going rounds... |
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One of the previously mentioned Max Wedge wagons that runs in C/SA:
[url=https://flic.kr/p/21Xsw4U] Chris Barnes Note: I had a 77 Rotary pick up with a 13B. Awesome motor.
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There was also Jimi Vignogna's Behemoth 62 Dodge wagon which ran C or D/SA with a 413/ 395 ? Still being raced by Carl Roberts in the midwest. I have seen that car go 10's
If you want to run a Chevy a combination I stumbled on in building my 1965 Impala 396/325 car, there was also a one year 396/425 option , factored back to 395 HP , 405 with aluminum heads. In a wagon it would be a E/S car. Will Lampecht 1965 Impala 396/325 I/SA |
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And 409 parts are more plentiful and a bunch cheaper than the Max Wedge or big Ford stuff.
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03-18-2018, 10:35 AM | #18 |
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If you want fast for index, Downings wagon ran 1.13 under Thursday, 15000. buys it. They are in Michigan, someone else is interested, I have messaged Charlie 3 times about it and even made an offer that he refused.
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‘67 Fairlane SW is available with 427/425 engine. 66 Chevelle is available with a 396.
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That 325/320 deal is a good one. -Al
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