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Those bumper gaurds were well needed ballast and could really be worthwhile when filled with lead. The Ramchargers along with Sox and Martin utilized that trick on most of their stockers too.
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Did they fill the front tires with helium to lighten up the front end? I also heard a story about a spare tire filled with water. Any stories of rear bumpers and brackets made of osmium or depleted uranium? Inquiring minds want to know! LMAO!
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Not "from" 64 but a 64 memory no less:
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Anyone know this Louisiana S/S?
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Hey Jimi, I was just wondering is this the same car as the 'Earth Quake' car you posted pics earlier in another thread...what did this car start out as originally.
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Moose,
That is the original Earthquake. |
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So did this car start life as a 426 Max-Wedge...when did a 426 Hemi get transplanted into it.
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hi moose yes it is the same car, wen my dad and uncle got the car(1967) it had a 440 police car engine in it with max heads and cross ram, but it had a hemi k member rear mount battery,hemi shock tower, the guy they bought it from who was the original owner told my dad that it was a "single 4 bbl hemi" at the time they thought he was nuts. the car is a feb built car the tag dictates a 426 high performance original black paint car with blue interior. some time in 1968ish the car got crashed on the frontpass side . my dad took the car off the road and put an i beam front end with a max wedge and ran c/gas i still have the replacement steel nose stored at the shop, he got bored witht that and repaired the frame rails and inner fender, put stock front suspension in it t run c/sa with a maxwedge. by the mid 70s it was a ss/ga car and in the early 80s it got the aluminum nose and hemi for ss/ba. a couple of things they bought it with a steel nose and aluminum max wedge scoop ( i stll have the scoop), after it got crashed the entire nose was replaced with parts fromchrysler which i still have and those steel fenders are thin like 65 a990 fenders, the replacement steel hood even has the p# in white on the bottom of the hood and a perfect "426"emblem, when the car got crashed in 1998 we took the hemi k member out of it and put a "light" k member in it which has since dissapeared. i still have the car i recently put the cal tracs and leaf back in original location i am just waiting to find a real nice set of factory rear wheel whells for it, incase you know of any? hint hint!!!! this car fortunatly did not suffer the usual s/s fate and retains the original rear frame rails, so it made my choice easy to use this car for stock eliminator. i have started on the new engine but its for myself so i am always last on the list and by the end of the day whowants tostay late and build your own stuff!!!! |
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Jimi thanks for the additional info on your car...so the car started life as a "big block" car, lol ...also be sure to post some pic's of it once you're finished it.
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