interesting bit of history ..
https://www.macsmotorcitygarage.com...BOd2r-T_WPINAPc9jywnTkfiM0hC1gY5ltOSv6rGiaMjg
https://www.macsmotorcitygarage.com...BOd2r-T_WPINAPc9jywnTkfiM0hC1gY5ltOSv6rGiaMjg
chrysler ram induction..
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earthman
Fascinated by rolling objects!
Was about 15 when i opened the hood on an ugly '61 Plymouth and saw that crazy engine. I didn't know what to make of it.
Old Iron
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I seen my first one when I was 16, love the looks of them.
smallfoot
He's rockin' the "Nuttin Special"!
If ya'll know me at all I'm for "simple"...probably because I'm simple minded
I really like the Indianapolis set up, but the rest of the ram cross flows look too busy to me. One of the reasons I don't particularly like the modern engine configurations is all the plastics and covers showing. I know, I know, they make all kinds of power and they are pretty well vetted as roadworthy. I like seeing the blocks in their simple form...lean and mean!
I really like the Indianapolis set up, but the rest of the ram cross flows look too busy to me. One of the reasons I don't particularly like the modern engine configurations is all the plastics and covers showing. I know, I know, they make all kinds of power and they are pretty well vetted as roadworthy. I like seeing the blocks in their simple form...lean and mean!
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I have always loved the weird stuff they came up with at Chrysler back then.
I`ve got a bunch of books with all kinds of Mopar related items from early hotrod mags and such. If and/or when winter gets here, I may have to dig them up and post some of that, if anyone is interested.
I`ve got a bunch of books with all kinds of Mopar related items from early hotrod mags and such. If and/or when winter gets here, I may have to dig them up and post some of that, if anyone is interested.
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