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Ummm, what?

I saw a Slant y run a 12 second quarter once. OP, it's a poor man that blame his tools. ;-)

Respect.i like how clean your work is

You're going to black out behind the grille, right? Honestly, on a car that tits, paint the core support red.

Fuel lines under pressure routed inside the body shell of the car. Brilliant. Why didn't I think of that?

This was my plan, using a mid-90's Ram pump (since I'm running a Magnum, makes it easy). I had to make a threaded flange on a lathe though, and I will eventually weld/braze it to a new tank. Access port in trunk, done.

Doesn't have to be a hydramat. The Chrysler OEM setup had a "container" around the pump.

Do it. Never a dry bearing on startup. less air in the oil, never a momentary oil starvation on corners, and it helps cool the oil too.

Call Indy! I think the trans flanges are the same as small block on both

Frame? You mean the frame you gotta add, yourself, right? You basically plop your avenger shell on a standalone frame. There's nowhere in the rear for suspension -chassis mounts with the beef for a drive axle and there's very little structure in the back half. Traction and a loose converter...

****, I'd be tempted! Can you rent a Magnum with a 6.1 these days?

So many times.... they aren't making them anymore. Not this time! Besides, the magnum can't be a classic in the future if some don't die today. Risking insurance fraud, can't recommend and who ever said they stole the car to steal the motor out of it just implied you'd put a stolen motor...

If you had a Hellcat Dart, odds go up significantly that the odds of making it to retirement go down significantly.

And STILL no easy turbo manifold for small blocks. Sigh...

I'm not knocking "Ben" or anyone else here, but unless that interior is ready to drop in, and the whole tail end is completed, and the motor's running and driving and the wiring is full installed, that's about 50% complete, max. If I saw that car on Craigslist, I'd think to myself, "Ok, where's...

ARP's are way stronger, but for a mild engine for street use, new stock is fine.