62-65 Superstock Mopars picture thread..

Everybody should have a copy of this book - Jim Schild did such an awesome job on this, beautiful pics too.

 

This thread Rocks !! Great stuff

 

Still interested in the 4dr to 2dr conversion info whats needed in the way of parts and all thanks in advance.

 

Here's a few of an original HEMI before resto. About 1990

 

Anyone have any picture's of a Black awb plymouth called wildthing?

 

A couple pics of my new look. Ron

 

This was the old look without the Maxie scoop and TT wheels up front. Ron

 

I like my new look best. More period correct. Ron

 

Brothers 64 Fury NSS car. Ron

 

Nice rides, 383man.

 

Thank you. Ron

 

Really like the new look. It looks good REAL GOOD. What powerplant are you running?

 

got this cool 65 on trade--wife wants a new kitchen so it's for sale

 

Thank you. I run a mild 440 that I built to look like the 426 Max Wedge but without the crossram as I just can't afford the crossram and carb setup yet. Its a stock .030 over 440 shortblock I rebuilt with KB quench pad pistons. The KB pistons work good with my factory open chamber 906 heads as I built the quench to .040 to .045 on all cylinders. It has 10.0 comp and runs fine on 92 pump with the MP .557 cam I use. I hope to get the crossram setup one day for the total Max Wedge look and the awe factor when I open the hood. Ron

 

Ron, the car looks great and runs real good too!! See you at Cecil this spring!!

 

Thank you. I hope to make the show and race at Cecil on June the 12th I believe it is. Ron

 

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Thank you. I run a mild 440 that I built to look like the 426 Max Wedge but without the crossram as I just can't afford the crossram and carb setup yet. Its a stock .030 over 440 shortblock I rebuilt with KB quench pad pistons. The KB pistons work good with my factory open chamber 906 heads as I built the quench to .040 to .045 on all cylinders. It has 10.0 comp and runs fine on 92 pump with the MP .557 cam I use. I hope to get the crossram setup one day for the total Max Wedge look and the awe factor when I open the hood. Ron

Like this one ? It is in my garage...

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Oh yes like that one ! Ron

 

Here is one of my favorite pics. A 63 like I have and a 64 like my brother has. Ron

 

ok new member here, time to post my all original low milage (31K) original paint 1964 dodge super stock 330 wax wedge light weight. it's and origianl Mr. Norms car, i was able to trace it's history all the way back to it's heyday as a steet racer since new in the streets of Chicago. this car was bought new from Grand Spalding Dodge, hooked to the back of a tow truck and hauled to the local street races and drag strips, it was ordered with whitewall tires, paded dash. It had the hood scoop removed to give it that sleeper look, the story goes on the say the original owner would hook it up to the tow truck, make everyone believe it was just a broken down street car, then he would blow everyone away and take their money, thanks to everyone on the net that provided me with the history lesson... more history to follow!
this car has never been tubbed, never had a roll bar AND HAS NEVER EVEN HAD A MIRROR ON THE DRIVER'S DOOR, oh yeah, even has the delivery warning sticker on the windshield, can't more original then that... p.s. it is still driven on the street by me (once in a while)
enjoy and thanks for an awasome thread!

 

"How could anything so Ugly be so Beautiful...."

Gawd those 62's are wild!

 

it was put on there by the original owner to add to the sleeper look, he also added tow bar mounts to the front

 

My buddies 65 Coronet 383 car. Ron

 

383 Eng. Ron