Forward Look Training
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I remember my Dad's 57 Windsor having the neutral button double as the starter.
commando1
Old Man with a Hat
The NHTSA a/o California would find a reason to ban that now.
LocuMob
Fluid Technician with a hat
I forget how roads we're back when these cars were made could you see any of the auto makers today telling you "easy to rock out of mud or sand." in today's world?
Noice!
Love the forward look of a 55' 300.
Have to thank the late EC Kiekhaefer for all his developments with the G1 hemis.
In many respects, way ahead of his time, and not even a Chrysler employee.
Love the forward look of a 55' 300.
Have to thank the late EC Kiekhaefer for all his developments with the G1 hemis.
In many respects, way ahead of his time, and not even a Chrysler employee.
The "Donovan" Hemi is the improved version of the G1 motor that was used in drag racing after the supply of buildable cores were gone. Seems like Donovan was one of the engineers who worked on the original motor at Chrysler? The most-desired OEM G1 Hemi was the 392, of course.
The "Keith Black" Hemi is the 426-style Hemi.
Interesting in that any motor with center spark plugs (from the top) was deemed "Hemi" and "CHRYSLER", in the race results. Except for the Ford 427 "Cammer" DOHC motor.
CBODY67
The "Keith Black" Hemi is the 426-style Hemi.
Interesting in that any motor with center spark plugs (from the top) was deemed "Hemi" and "CHRYSLER", in the race results. Except for the Ford 427 "Cammer" DOHC motor.
CBODY67
jct
Senior Member
oldsmobile was close to one
http://www.streetmusclemag.com/news/the-w43-oldsmobiles-dohc-455-v8-that-never-was/
http://www.streetmusclemag.com/news/the-w43-oldsmobiles-dohc-455-v8-that-never-was/
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