1969 Plymouth Suburban Wagon

[Chris Hill]

Would be a cool car to have. The 350 hp 440 is same factored hp as 375 hp engine. The factory 350 hp is not as good of a piece for a comparison. Less cam I know, compression may be off too. Don't know the comparison between the two 4-bbl cars.

The only performance minded station wagons by mopar are a max wedge and hemi car in 66 or something. To my knowledge, they never put the 440 magnum or six pac in a wagon.

[Sean Ward]

yeah they put in the 440

[Sean Haning]

Originally Posted by Sean Ward

yeah they put in the 440

I think he's referring to the 375 or 390 hp versions though.

[Chris Hill]

Originally Posted by Sean Haning

I think he's referring to the 375 or 390 hp versions though.

Is this a GT stocker or regular stock car?

[Nitro Joe Jackson]

Since this post has all the Mopar guys attention, got a question........... (and i think i'm right)
I had a guy this week arguing with me on the phone saying he knows a 67 , yes i said 67 Cuda came with a hemi. So you guys pounce on this subject, lol. In my records 383 was the big motor for that rider in 67.

[Phillip marvetz]

The test mule was a 67, so he is kind of right.

[Philip Saran]

The test mule was a 67 Cuda the engineers pulled off the assembly line
and hand built.

Other than that:

1967 cuda came with /6, 273 V8 or 383 V8.

1968 cuda came with /6, 318 V8, 340 V8 or 383 V8

1969 cuda came with /6, 318 V8, 340 V8 or 440 V8

[treessavoy]

Originally Posted by Nitro Joe Jackson

Since this post has all the Mopar guys attention, got a question........... (and i think i'm right)
I had a guy this week arguing with me on the phone saying he knows a 67 , yes i said 67 Cuda came with a hemi. So you guys pounce on this subject, lol. In my records 383 was the big motor for that rider in 67.

You're right, 383 was the biggest you could get in 1967 got to go to '68 for the Hemi....but what if he has a '68 and thinks it's a '67, gotta be worth looking at.

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