Oddball Muscle Cars

[treessavoy]

Originally Posted by HEMIDARTDAVE

Paul,
There were supposedly no '62 wagons, Dodge or Plymouth, built with HC or LC 413s at the factory, according to the D. Davis book. That's not to say one or two didn't slip out the back door.
Dave

No Max wedge wagons but you could get the controversial 413/395hp with two inline carbs, 413 single carb and the 383/343 two inline carbs.

JimR

[Paul Ceasrine]

Jim R and X-Tech Man,
You gentleman know your Mopar stuff.
Someday, I've got to check out (2) old junkyards where a bunch of
old Mopars are resting. All 62' thru 64' cars. Start looking under the hood.
X-Tech on the 62's. I wonder if any of those cars went through
'Chrysler Chemical Engineering'?
Those .038" steel fenders, doors, hood and deck lids had 'mucho steel.'
PC

[X-TECH MAN]

Originally Posted by Paul Ceasrine

Jim R and X-Tech Man,
You gentleman know your Mopar stuff.
Someday, I've got to check out (2) old junkyards where a bunch of
old Mopars are resting. All 62' thru 64' cars. Start looking under the hood.
X-Tech on the 62's. I wonder if any of those cars went through
'Chrysler Chemical Engineering'?
Those .038" steel fenders, doors, hood and deck lids had 'mucho steel.'
PC

I dont know if they used "Chemical Engineering" or not but its possable that they were stamped out of thinner steel like the original 1965 Hemi fenders, hoods, and doors when NHRA outlawed the new cars having the alum. stuff.