I just stumbled onto this auction going on here in southern Ontario, it has plenty of automobilia, cars and tractors. I couldn't believe the low bids on the tractors.
NOT MINE Antique tractors cheap.
- Thread starter Boydsdodge
- Start date
Nope
rags
Senior Member
i didn't think so. hemi would probably twist that like a licorice stick.
Yes, it could be quite correct.
The standard axle for an automatic car was a 3.23 8 3/4. Most ordered one of the axle packages where you could get a Dana, so this might be a little rare... I think a lot of 8 3/4 got swapped out too.
I was thinking on it, and I think 4 speeds with trac pac received Dana rears.
rags
Senior Member
8 3/4 chuck looks smaller than i remembered. took a walk out to the garage to take a look at an old chuck and yeah, counted four bolt holes around the bottom. compared to the truck diff's that i'm usually working on, it's a little pip-squeak of a thing.
68PK21 440.6bbl
Old Man with a Hat
Fake Hemi with the only disclosurer is the VIN, H engine code would be a 340 4bbl for that year.
And what the hell is this? A one seam vinyl top?
(edit) Heh, maybe it's just the picture angle as I enlarged it 3x and seem to see a faint seam on the passenger side. Head scratcher that pic is.
.
And what the hell is this? A one seam vinyl top?
(edit) Heh, maybe it's just the picture angle as I enlarged it 3x and seem to see a faint seam on the passenger side. Head scratcher that pic is.
.
Last edited:
I think it's the lighting.
Good catch on the VIN. I never looked at the auction site.
Still... A nice car, although it would be more enjoyable to drive if the 340 was back in it...
68PK21 440.6bbl
Old Man with a Hat
They couldn't get it right on the other 1971 'Cuda either.
1971 Plymouth Cuda Convertible
Engine: 383 CI 8cyl
Transmission: Automatic
Vin # BS23H1B284251
Odometer Reading: 6,128 Miles
Similar threads
