63 Belvedere 426 A,B or possible Super Stock.

[nhrasa]

Test and Tune Covid Style.

[jmcarter]

At Mission BC around 2005 I was running my bracket car and Dave Wren rolled out of his moss covered trailer an old 63 with a “thrown together” Max Wedge. Best sounding engine I’ve ever heard and to this day I seek out those cars to hear them run. Thanks for giving us a taste to hold us over a bit.

[Frank Castros]

Originally Posted by jmcarter

At Mission BC around 2005 I was running my bracket car and Dave Wren rolled out of his moss covered trailer an old 63 with a “thrown together” Max Wedge. Best sounding engine I’ve ever heard and to this day I seek out those cars to hear them run. Thanks for giving us a taste to hold us over a bit.

Nothing sounds like a Max Wedge, especially Mr. 413.

[Frank Castros]

That ‘62 car is stupid ridiculous!

[nhrasa]

I agree Frank. Being in division 7 I see his cars a lot. Steve has been very helpful with our build. What's unique is this car is all original except for race parts that were added. Paint, chrome and stainless and interior parts are original. Thank's for your interest. I have followed your post and others for a long time.

[Paul Precht]

Originally Posted by jmcarter

At Mission BC around 2005 I was running my bracket car and Dave Wren rolled out of his moss covered trailer an old 63 with a “thrown together” Max Wedge. Best sounding engine I’ve ever heard and to this day I seek out those cars to hear them run. Thanks for giving us a taste to hold us over a bit.

They have a unique sound for sure especially when backing up.

[Dave Gantz]

Awesome, for sure!

[jmcarter]

Originally Posted by Paul Precht

They have a unique sound for sure especially when backing up.

Strange thing is I had a closed chamber W2 motor with a long rod and the 355 NASCAR pistons, small roller and it made that sound idling around the pits and staging lanes. Never failed to raise the heads of all that heard it. Tried to replicate it with another motor but no luck.