Chrysler, The Early Years.

[MJB19]

Looks like Dave Wren, I think the car was called Captain Crunch, Could be wrong on the name...that was a few years ago.

[Hemi Moose]

I knew I seen that lettering on the front fender somewhere before...

[Hemi Moose]

Here's another '63 Plymouth hardtop called 'Frustration'...



....and one called the 'Spoiler'.

[Hemi Moose]

There's a pretty interesting discussion going on over at the B-Bodies-Only forums about a Max Wedge Convertible and what it's worth...

http://www.forbbodiesonly.com/moparf...ad.php?t=38535

[Hemi Moose]

A '63 Plymouth called the 'Little King'...



...and another one called 'Goldfinger'.

[Hemi Moose]

A '63 Dodge called 'The Fox'...

[HEMIDARTDAVE]

Originally Posted by Hemi Moose

There's a pretty interesting discussion going on over at the B-Bodies-Only forums about a Max Wedge Convertible and what it's worth...

http://www.forbbodiesonly.com/moparf...ad.php?t=38535

I almost bought this car...VIN plate was missing, but it had great racing history. I wound up buying an identical blue/white max conv.

[Hemi Moose]

Originally Posted by HEMIDARTDAVE

I almost bought this car...VIN plate was missing, but it had great racing history. I wound up buying an identical blue/white max conv.

Dave, just curious but do you know if your '63 Max Wedge Dodge convertible has any race history to it or was it a street driven car...also is it a steel or aluminum front end, it seems they were dealer installed or done by the owner/racer, what do you think?

[HEMIDARTDAVE]

Originally Posted by Hemi Moose

Dave, just curious but do you know if your '63 Max Wedge Dodge convertible has any race history to it or was it a street driven car...also is it a steel or aluminum front end, it seems they were dealer installed or done by the owner/racer, what do you think?

HEMIMOOSE, I think my car was street driven, and it came with the steel front end, just like the red car did. I dug up history on the red car and talked to a few previous owners. I was told that the car was bought new, then within a week, the original owner ordered the aluminum nose and had the selling dealer install and paint it. The car was first street raced in Scarsdale and Ossining, NY area, which is quite hilly, and the steep geared orange monster won most if not all challenges in the early sixties.