Hemi availability

[Dave Walters <whdavid@xxxxxxxxx>]

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Dave orr wrote:
> 
> at some point we have to go with what documents and paper trail that is
> there.  no one knows what went on in the dark corners of the test labs 
> with
> out anyone knowledge. as for your 64 bel 2dr hdt. yes some one made it 
> from
> pieces. check with chrysler historical and get the build card cost 
> $45.00
> Dave O
 
I agree with Dave.Docs don't lie.Neither do pics.The first Race Hemi 
cars were original maxie cars retrofitted with the Hemi by the 
racer's.The racer's complained they couldn't get the heads and covers 
off the engine without lifting it.I don't believe even the 2% cars had 
their s.t. inverted(ask Reed Koeppe) and they were(arguably) the first 
factory hemi cars built.Some of the early A-864 cars also had a standard 
s.t.If Chrysler knew there was interference they would've installed the 
i.s.t. on their race pkg cars.

BTW,there is a guy currently re-popping those inverted towers.

  Dave Walters
  Denver, Co.
  

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