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All these guys are going to want to move here to MI now.
The 4 door Chebie not so much,but the "Old Christine" especially if it has a good 392 Hemi would have promise..............
Wouldnt even say no to the 57 Ford wagon,lyin,,ahh,crouching in the grass...Ohh,yeah..got enough to do now..
Got place's like these with old car all around me.
There is one place a couple mile's from me with about 4 or 5 mid 40's car's.
He has installed a couple with the ford I beam Axle like the old t buckets have.
He's gotta lot of cool stuff just sitting out in his front yard.
I would be scared someone would steel it!!!
Oh I 'll take the 4 door dodge with the moon rims, thank you!!!
Oh I know it's a plymoth, Tamato Tomoto, Dodge Plymoth Chrysler
all the same to me.
Kurt
That particular Old Christine is a '57 Dodge "Royal Lancer"so it won't have a 392. My guess would be a 318 "poly" but I reserve the right to be wrong.
The '57 D500s had hemi engines displacing (I believe) 325 inches and could be had with dual quads. Those engines are very rare birds now.
Jim
I hear ya Big Tracks; I like the old body style.
Heck they used to put all kinds of strange stuff in them ol'
dodge's. Found a station wagon one time a guy just wanted hauled away.
Lifted the hood and about passed out, it had a hemi in it.
The guy didn't know what he had.
Kurt