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Josh Welton ("world's okayest weldor"), artist, writer, and dime stacker, penned this little tome of Dodge history: Arsenal of Democracy: America’s First Motorized Attack

Looks like a factory Hyper-Pak intake/exhaust - but did they put scoops on them, or did someone add it later? If it were a factory racer, it would have the 170, not the 225, right? I'm guessing somebody bought go-fast parts later and installed them. The 'story' is improbable - " This is...

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Not Mine - looks like a decent Toad - bid is still low, if anybody is looking for one, might be worth checking into? 1961 Dodge Lancer | eBay

Not directly Mopar, but I found this interesting and relevant - compares weights, power used, etc. for these 3 rear ends (too bad they didn't put an 8 3/4" in to complete things): www.hotrod.com/articles/ccrp-0806-chevy-chevelle-rear-axle-swap/

Just saw this and thought someone might be interested in it: Plymouth: Valiant 200 Station Wagon

Thinking I may want to swap my early A's spear column for something collapsible, and want to run a Tuff Wheel - anybody done that? What do you do to adapt it? Thanks!

Saw this on the Phoenix Craigslist "1920 dodge pickup turned into a touring Rat Rod 72 Duster powered 225 slant six with mild cam with six stacks WOW what a Ride"

Anybody heard of this before? http://casupercharging.com Supposedly like Nitrous without the fuss (91 octane, minimal retune)

Still loving this build way too much... https://www.facebook.com/812578302204531/videos/835192806609747/?fref=nf

Hemi Under Glass Last Ride - YouTube

Sorry for those of you non-FBers - I couldn't find this on youtube This looks like it could spit out perfect header pipes... https://www.facebook.com/Trustmeiamamechanicalengineer/videos/672085619599711/

If you're like me and can't get enough of this build... https://www.facebook.com/hotrodmag/videos/10153244602442540/

If you're into Fire Department stuff, this is an interesting "Fire Chief's" car: http://www.ebay.com/itm/272123996293?forcerRptr=true&item=272123996293&viewitem=

Way back when, my buddy knew when to use which and told me...he's in a different state now. Is there a summary some where of when to use all the different assembly chemicals? Thanks!

I guess they have a vintage engine class this year - a Ford Y Block won (not by a lot over the Poly, though) http://www.hotrod.com/events/1510-vintage-mopar-power-550hp-chrysler-poly-318-v8-on-the-dyno/

1965 Dart - bitchin' build - FABO guy, IIRC? http://www.hotrod.com/cars/street-rodders-top-11-favorite-plymouths-and-dodges/ I think it should be 10 places higher on the list, but...

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Saw this on a FB group, thought some of y'all might enjoy (for those of you too young to know, filmstrips were like a powerpoint slide show, only on a strip of film, with a soundtrack, and a tone to tell the machine (or operator) to advance the slide to the next frame)...

Saw a mention of this on Facebook today - anybody know anything about this? http://www.thenewhemi.com Apparently, this isn't the first company to offer this. Price is way high (I saw mention of a kit for ~$7200, or they have built engines starting at $12000 - and only 500 HP for that)...

Pretty sure that's what it is: "Don't Fence Me In" - TravelNevada.com :30 summer spot - YouTube

Looks like a '50s Dodge Pilothouse cab grafted onto a Dakota bed/driveline? Traffic didn't let me get a better angle on it than these I also pasted a red 1954 Dodge Pilothouse pickup after it - I think that's what the cab may be (up until then, they still had two (flat) piece windshields, I...

Pennzoil Airlift Drift - YouTube

OK, it's a Renault - with plates from Mexico...good thing, cuz it ain't no Plymouth Duster! (and was going 40 in a 45 zone to boot)

Way on the west side of town - no pix in the ad - don't know the guy, but if somebody is interested in one: http://phoenix.craigslist.org/wvl/cto/4587267743.html

http://classiccars.com/listings/view/328296/1965-dodge-dart-gt-for-sale-in-effingham-illinois-62401 A convertible Dart Charger with: Twin hood scoops from the late 60s/early 70s? A go-wing? Bumble bee striped seats? An asking price of almost $50k?

Just found this handy calculator on their site: https://www.reillymotorsports.com/store/pages.php?pageid=12 Here's a screenshot, so you can see what makes this one cool:

Found this on the interwebs - fairly similar in performance... Dodge Dart 0 to 60 mph and Quarter Mile Times 1964 Dodge Dart GT 0-60 mph 8.1 Quarter mile 16.9 1974 Dodge Dart Sport 0-60 mph 8.7 Quarter mile 16.5 2013 Dodge Dart SE (2.0L, Manual) 0-60 mph 9.8...

This showed up on my facebook feed - thought y'all might enjoy it - scans of US auto brochures, going back to the 20s in some cases: http://www.lov2xlr8.no/broch1.html