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Hi, glad to find this forum. I have a 1965 Belvedere II.
Born April 20th 1965 with a 383 4brl 4 speed. Bench seats, intermittent wipers, seat belts, back up lights, high trim level, Dark blue/blue. It was a special order purchased to race. In 1967 the 383 was changed out for a max wedge. The wedge stayed in the car until it was sold in 2007. The new owner switched out the wedge to a 440 six pack and the 4 speed to a 727 TF.
The car (Mr Belvedere) is recently completely restored now.
A completely rust free car with all original metal.
440 Six pack/ 3:54 dana 60 Sure grip. 500 miles on the rebuild.
727 TF floor shift white interior/ paint
custom dash panel with cobalt gages,
Flaming river tilt steering column with quick ratio box pump and custom steering wheel.
Upgrade to power disc brakes are some upgrades.
Born April 20th 1965 with a 383 4brl 4 speed. Bench seats, intermittent wipers, seat belts, back up lights, high trim level, Dark blue/blue. It was a special order purchased to race. In 1967 the 383 was changed out for a max wedge. The wedge stayed in the car until it was sold in 2007. The new owner switched out the wedge to a 440 six pack and the 4 speed to a 727 TF.
The car (Mr Belvedere) is recently completely restored now.
A completely rust free car with all original metal.
440 Six pack/ 3:54 dana 60 Sure grip. 500 miles on the rebuild.
727 TF floor shift white interior/ paint
custom dash panel with cobalt gages,
Flaming river tilt steering column with quick ratio box pump and custom steering wheel.
Upgrade to power disc brakes are some upgrades.
Last edited by Mr Belvedere; 03-25-2014 at 03:41 AM.
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Where are you located??? everyone around here wants Chevelle's & Camaros..What is it???engine,trans,etc...Maybe I'll buy it so I can be a local too... I like my Mopars and am one of the few that does...I am know as Mopar Bill in these parts and I get a ton of good comments because my cars are different then all the Chevrolets and Fords...Bill
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Hi guys, I'm new to the Forum and am kind of in a bind. I have a motor that I inherited from my father-in-law who has since passed away and I'm looking to sell it. It is a Chrylser 440 motor with a lot of work done to it. It has been garage kept for many years. Still currently wrapped in the plastic from when we got it back from the shop that did the work to it. I would even throw in the Motor stand. I am looking to sell this ASAP.
Labor done:
Disassemble
Regrind Crank
Recondition Rods
Degrease Block
R&R Cam Bearings
R&R Core Plugs
R&R Pistons
Align Bore Block
Balance Block
Recondition Heads
Resurface Cylinder Heads
Install Bronze Guides
Install Exhaust Seats Hardened
Machine for PC Seals
Degrease Misc. Parts
Assemble Long Block
Degree Cam
Check Valve Clearance
Bore & Hone Cylinders
Set Valve Spring Heights
Thank you all for your consideration and if you or anyone you know is interested, my name is Dylan, and we live in Levittown, PA. I can be reached at 267.229.9714.
Labor done:
Disassemble
Regrind Crank
Recondition Rods
Degrease Block
R&R Cam Bearings
R&R Core Plugs
R&R Pistons
Align Bore Block
Balance Block
Recondition Heads
Resurface Cylinder Heads
Install Bronze Guides
Install Exhaust Seats Hardened
Machine for PC Seals
Degrease Misc. Parts
Assemble Long Block
Degree Cam
Check Valve Clearance
Bore & Hone Cylinders
Set Valve Spring Heights
Thank you all for your consideration and if you or anyone you know is interested, my name is Dylan, and we live in Levittown, PA. I can be reached at 267.229.9714.
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