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(@sizedoesmatter)
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1:1 PIC: Something for the MOPAR guys...............

I took these today at our Sunday morning car guys get together at Gateway Park, Great Kills, Staten Island, NY.
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John Bono
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'56 Belvedere..... right? Once, I saw a bone stock red/white hdtp with a 392 Hemi. Very nice.



   
(@sizedoesmatter)
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Yes Dallas, you are correct.


John Bono
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Because '55 - '57 Chevys are so pricy...... I think this Mopar has great potential for hot rod glory



   
(@sizedoesmatter)
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I’ve always fantasized about dropping a Hemi into a ’47-’48 Plymouth coupe.


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I've shared this fantasy !!!

You could go totally nuts and use the big Chrysler (331cid-later 392, I think) or be "sensible" and find the little Red Ram Dodge 241. Either way, keeping the appearance perfectly stock, is one of my dream rods 😉



   
(@sizedoesmatter)
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1:1 PIC: Ron, something like this??


John Bono
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Sharp! only downside, those Plymouth coupes were HEAVY.



   
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