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Daily Driver... at least until this election gets sorted out.

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When I had my Dodge Superbee , I whipped many guys with a lot more power than me, but they didn't have the right tires and we're too light in the rear end , and couldn't get off the line.
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Yes it's a hemi....I sure wish I still had it.

Jim
But we were to have fixed our little problem with a 456 [I think thats the one] positive traction rea end,didn't work.
 
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You get better mileage with the charger you have and you don't have those insurance payment either. ;)
 
I got nothing to say... :)
 
I have a few MOPARs.

The most drag worthy is this Silver Bullitt Replica.


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The 572 Hemis really pull hard. Mine is running a mechanical roller cam and two Edelbrock 850cfm four barrels.

I stuck with an auto shifting 727 Torqueflite and a 3.73 Dana 60.

The modern tires make it drive well.
 
I have a few MOPARs.

The most drag worthy is this Silver Bullitt Replica.


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The 572 Hemis really pull hard. Mine is running a mechanical roller cam and two Edelbrock 850cfm four barrels.

I stuck with an auto shifting 727 Torqueflite and a 3.73 Dana 60.

The modern tires make it drive well.

Love it.
Would love to take it for a ride.
I kick myself for ever selling my 68 Bee.
It was a monster.

Jim
 
Love it.
Would love to take it for a ride.
I kick myself for ever selling my 68 Bee.
It was a monster.

Jim

Yep the 572 is a blast.

I have a 1970 Superbee - post car with a factory original V code 440 Six Pack and column shift auto.

There weren't many built - the Road Runner was much more popular.

It could be the only triple Black one........

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Yep the 572 is a blast.

I have a 1970 Superbee - post car with a factory original V code 440 Six Pack and column shift auto.

There weren't many built - the Road Runner was much more popular.

It could be the only triple Black one........

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Those 70's 440's were the unsung heros for mopars and bad news for us.
The State Troopers couldn't catch us in the early days with their hopped-up 383's.
In 1970 they dropped that monster 440 engine in every dam trooper car, everywhere!
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The game had changed. We went back to the garage and started working with Chevy 454's.
From a 1-ton pickup truck, it needed a LOT of work!
We did have a leg up on'em: Ours didn't have to idle nice on the side of the road while a ticket was being written. 😉
But don't get me wrong, if you missed 1 gear, you were a caughtass. They were GOOD!
 

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