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1964 Plymouth Belvedere 426 Max Wedge
Sale price: $55,000.00 make an offer
Sale type: Fixed price listing
Technical specifications, photos and description:
- Year:
- 1964
- Type:
- 2 door
- Mileage:
- 66,000
- Engine:
- 426
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1964 Plymouth Belvedere 426 Max Wedge for sale
Current customer rating: (429 votes ) based on1964 Plymouth Belvedere 426 Max Wedge. The 1964 Belvedere 426 Max Wedge Super Stock coupe was clearly designed with only one thing in mind. to go fast and win. And that's exactly what they did. with many of them holding records that still stand today. This car is NOT a clone. a tribute. or a replica. As verified by the original fender tag and Galen Govier report- this is a super rare. real deal 1964 4-speed. 426 Street Wedge Belvedere. but now sporting a real deal High Compression 426 Max Wedge motor. built with all the right parts from 1964. The block itself is a 1963 426 Max Wedge that was fully rebuilt in 2012 to 1964 Stage III factory specs. Compression was lowered from the HC spec of 13. 5:1 down to a more streetable 11:1 . With the new rebuild using only the best parts money can buy the estimated horsepower is well over 500hp. The engine runs super strong. stays cool in traffic and pulls like a freight train. It's all topped by the original Stage III cross-ram intake with a pair of 625 CFM Carter carbs sporting their original factory chrome dress-up air cleaners. Exhaust is through the original trick factory manifolds with matched 21-inch long runners and into a custom 3-inch TTI stainless exhaust system with cut-outs. More details on the engine:Block stamping: 426 TMP HC / 2-26-13 . Casting number: 2406730-1 . Casting date: 10/1/62 . Intake casting: 2402726-1 . Head casting: 240228 . The engine is backed by an A833 4-speed manual transmission. This is an original 4-speed car. and it has been correctly modified exactly as they were raced in 1964. Most 64 Plymouths used a ball-and-trunnion type universal joint behind the transmission. but this one has a NASCAR trick and modified pinion-style yoke. The originals were fragile and unreliable for racing. Many racers at the time used the NASCAR trick and modified a pinion-style yoke so they could use a standard universal joint. and that's exactly how this car has been modified. This way the driveshaft can be easily removed without pulling the yoke out of the tail-shaft. There's an 8 in. Sure Grip limited-slip rear with 4. 11 gears hanging off a set of heavy-duty Super Stock springs. It rolls on custom-made 15x8 steel wheels designed to replicate the Chrysler Imperial wheels that racers would use in the 60s. Today there are a set of 275/60/15 B F Goodrich drag radials back there. but they've never seen the track. Up front there's a matching set of 5 in. wide 15-inch steel wheels on a pair of 205/70/15 Kumhos. topped with a set of perfect OEM dog dish hubcaps from the original 1964 Plymouth that sat in the original owner's garage for nearly 40 years. Cosmetically. the car is in show condition. On the outside. the paint and stainless trim are world-class. with all the Belvedere-specific pieces intact. There was some question as to the authenticity of the plain-Jane deck lid and rear panel trim. but it has been verified by Galen Govier as original and authentic. Apparently. the guys on the assembly line just didn't care what trim went on these high-performance cars. they just wanted to get them out the door and onto the street. The hood scoop is an original fiberglass unit as well The interior was fully restored in 2005 to factory specifications. although the black interiors were not available on the Belvedere line in 1964 and was exceptionally well-done. Everything is new. from the carpets to the door panels to the headliner. and fits better than it did in 1964. The materials and textures are accurate. The Sun tach on the dashboard is period-correct. There is a short-throw Hurst shifter sprouting from the transmission tunnel. Other than that radio and a heater. there are no other options on this car. There is an Auto meter mechanical oil pressure gauge under the dash and a FM converter inside the radio.
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Comments and questions to the seller:
from ROGER PENA, dated 21 november 2019Hello
Where is the car located ?
Thanks.
Roger
from Brian , dated 21 may 2019
Beautiful car! Where is it located now?
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