Re: {Chrysler 300} Engine standings ‘64. 413s

Pete

On Saturday, August 22, 2026, 2:02 PM, Carl Bilter <cbilter@xxxxxxxxx> wrote:

Pete-

Non-ram K engines should have the HP stamp. Ram K engines do not, they have a C300K stamp. See this on our club web site for more info:
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Carl B.

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Date 8/22/2026 11:47:15 AM

Subject {Chrysler 300} Engine standings ‘64. 413s

Question - I am aware of the usual “V41” stamping on our 413s. I have a couple for sale and a potential buyer has said he wants an “HP” motor which makes me think he expects that as part of the stamping. I have never seen that stamping, which is why I am asking all of you whether it was done and, if so, what would that distinguish such motors from standard K motors. I have no ideas here, if someone can help me out. I DO know that HP usually stands for high performance, but why would the stampings vary, unless it was for the ram motors, in which case I would like that confirmed.
Thank you all,
Pete Fitch

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