My super stocker is ready for the track

[Jesco]

Now all is coming toghter. Have started the car with the new fuel lines and the new carbs.
Some leakage but after some turns with the tools it was good.

Also install some new gauges and a drive shaft loop. Really like the Metco loops - have one on my charger to. They fit awesome!

The only thing who is left to do is to install the moroso battery disconnect switch. And probably 1000 things more in time.

Happy holidays!

[rt green]

wow. love mopar porn

[BBKNARF]

Clean looking machine, keep us posted. 

[Mefirst]

 

/Tom

[Todd Wilson]

I like that!  Very simple!


Todd

[tan top]

  nice 

[moparstuart]

    way to go

[Nacho-RT74]

I'm not on earliers 60s mops ( beside Seneca/Phoenix ), I never like the basic and plain dash they got, but this car looks great made!

just a question, shouldn't be the driveshaft loop closer to the axle side instead closer to tranny... I'm ignorant on this but my logic says that

[FLG]

No Nacho,

If the rear joint breaks its gonna suck. If the front joint breaks, its not only going to destroy the tunnel, but also hit the ground...that could cause some even major damage, thus the loop being closer to the tranny.

[Ghoste]

If you have a u-joint failure near the rearend, the driveshaft should typically slide out the rest of the way at worst.  If you lose the front u-joint, the driveshaft will bounce around and cause all sorts of damage sometimes even coming up through the floor.  I've broken a front and a rear and even though neither was what I'd call fun, I'd only describe losing the front one as a "violent" experience.

[Johnny SixPack]

nice 

[Brock Samson]

  That is one great looking SS Plymouth, a total Classic! I all ways loved a white with red gut automobile...
I'd be interested in it's future exploits and any more details you care to share.

Many years ago now,.. I was eating at a front window seat at a cafe, on John Daily Blvd. when a red '70s Corvette coasted down the hill at a pretty good clip attempting to make the gas station directly across the street from me,   the drive shaft had somehow become disconnected and was hanging down in front, only occasionally dragging and letting loose sparks dust and an ugly racket, the pretty young blonde steering had worked up enough momentum that she seemed about to coast easily right up to the garage bays, but just then - the drive shaft caught the lip of the driveway curb, the Chevy kinda pole vaulted up and the rear of the fiberglass body behind the young lady cracked and lifted free of the chassis when the car stopped dead. She emerged shreikng and pulling at her hair. It was indeed quite ugly.  

[Jesco]

We use to call it pole vault 

Thanks for all nice comments 

  That is one great looking SS Plymouth, a total Classic! I all ways loved a white with red gut automobile...
I'd be interested in it's future exploits and any more details you care to share.

Many years ago now,.. I was eating at a front window seat at a cafe, on John Daily Blvd. when a red '70s Corvette coasted down the hill at a pretty good clip attempting to make the gas station directly across the street from me,   the drive shaft had somehow become disconnected and was hanging down in front, only occasionally dragging and letting loose sparks dust and an ugly racket, the pretty young blonde steering had worked up enough momentum that she seemed about to coast easily right up to the garage bays, but just then - the drive shaft caught the lip of the driveway curb, the Chevy kinda pole vaulted up and the rear of the fiberglass body behind the young lady cracked and lifted free of the chassis when the car stopped dead. She emerged shreikng and pulling at her hair. It was indeed quite ugly. 

Here is another picture on my -64 with the street rear wheels. On the track I use same kind of wheels but with 28x11.5x15 ET street tires.

[Brock Samson]

  a couple classic decals in the window perhaps?.. 

[Nacho-RT74]

got it!

[Brock Samson]

my bad,.. it's a    D O D G E  

 

[Jesco]

my bad,.. it's a    D O D G E  

 

No problemo

a couple classic decals in the window perhaps?.. 

It's a Mopar Nationals sticker. Year of the Challenger  

[Brock Samson]

this is the one i was thinking of,

i have an original in my rear window. though i could see one in either your wing windows or the rear quarter glass. i don't like this other style because of the ugly discordant yellow blue red color combo...

[imghttp://www.cartype.com/pics/1629/full/mopar_sign.jpg[/img]http://there's also these...


also,..  the mdern LED shift light and modern gauges,. on/under your dash spoils the classic early '60s effect, can you come up with a better or hidden solution?..  

[Jesco]

Really like the first sticker but the moon thing have never been a favorite...
Love cars with grafics like the "hemi honker"...

The gauges is clean looking SW. Love Bob Mosher and his builds, he uses theese gauges.
www.moparsbymosher.com

About the tachometer is hard to find one. The 5" monsters are to big and...
Wheels and gauges can keep you sleepless 

Cheers from a ice cold Sweden

[Brock Samson]

 i was thinking a classic Sun tach it would be cool with a decal..




just kicking  ideas around... it's fun, but your wheels are perfect! 

[Jesco]

 

I use those (sun) gauges before. Didn't like how the tach was located.
Maybe could use it on the same place that the SW tach/shift light is mounted right now...

Like vintage stickers like the sun and more but want to keep the car clean. Maybe I couldn't hold back after have seen all classic stickers.

[kokxville]

Beautiful   

[Jesco]

Today I install a Moroso battery disconnect switch. Think I find a stealt place to have it mounted.
Also get some pictures from the garage. The car really needs a wash after all engine work and moving it around in the aweful spring season here in Sweden.

What do you guys think of my scooter, Monark Compakt 50cc 
Should I maybe update my information. charger r/t, 330 super stock and Monarken

Cheers!

[moparstuart]

   i think the moped will get you better gas mileage     

[Jesco]

   i think the moped will get you better gas mileage     

and also a opportunity to steel a purse of a old lady