1969 440 six pack Superbee & Road Runner.

[Hemi Moose]

Originally Posted by HEMIDARTDAVE

One mistake is that they all came with 410s, not 355 gears.

You are correct, that was one of things that was wrong in the article but there's one more thing...look at the color photos and see if anyone can spot it.

[Paul Ceasrine]

The performance chart lists the brakes at 10" diameter.

They came with the Big-Body 11" drum brakes.

[HEMIDARTDAVE]

Originally Posted by Hemi Moose

You are correct, that was one of things that was wrong in the article but there's one more thing...look at the color photos and see if anyone can spot it.

In the pic with the air cleaner off, it appears to be a shot from the driver side, but it is actually the pass side with the fuel lines and vacuum pods, but the carbs are facing in the opposite direction.

[John Boland]

Looks like tht part of the image was reversed, like a mirror image.

[Chris Barnes]

For a little while along time ago I drove on the street with a 440 six pack in my '72 Chrysler Town & Country. Spray painted "Wagons of Steel" on the wood grain, howling 4.56 gears from some old pick up truck, flat black hood with a scabby old JC Whitney "Super Six Pack" scoop, black steelies w/no hub caps and chrome lug nuts...those were the "salad days" I guess!

I wish I still had the Six Pack set up.

Chris Barnes
Wagons of Steel
Stock 6621

[Hemi Moose]

Yep you guys spotted the reversed photo with the distributor, fuel lines, carbs/vacuum pods, & coil all on the wrong side.

[Paul Ceasrine]

Car and Driver,,,,,,,,,,,September 1969

For the price,,,,,,,,they liked it better than the 426 Hemi
Top Speed; 126 MPH
Suprisingly, they tested it on a 'road course',,,,,,,,

[Paul Ceasrine]

1969 Photo,