RE: My project"64 Plymouth Valiant"

[Tom Duross <tduross1@xxxxxxxxxxx>]

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There is a fellow who belong to the Cape Cod Classic Car Club here in MA
that I've been told did a 392 a few years ago and many parts had to be
ordered and custom made.  I was also told the parts alone cost him over 8
grand.  It was modeled after the racing engine so I would imagine it was a
bigger build than yours.  Unfortunately the engine is supposedly in a cobra.
I went for my balls on that 361 which was a fairly rare motor but this one
will probably take a bit of research and funds.  Sounds really great though.

Tom Duross
Red Sox

-----Original Message-----
From: Jimmy Peavy [mailto:peaver63@xxxxxxxxxxxxxx]
Sent: Friday, October 29, 2004 11:36 AM
To: 1962to1965mopars@xxxxxxxxxx
Subject: Re: My project"64 Plymouth Valiant"


I have a very close friend that rebuilt a 331 Chrysler hemi, and
installed it in his 32 Ford roadster.
Looks great, and runs good too.
He's running a 5speed overdrive standard trans.
Car gets about 26mpg.
He has about $6500 in the motor.
Nothing special, 4bbl.

Get ready to open your wallet, but the wow appeal will be there.
It's up to you , whether or not it's worth the money.

Jimmy

Stone, Peter A (Jefferson) wrote:

>
>I first want to say thanks for the discussion group. Second share my
>project with everybody. Third elicit feedback and advice about my
>project. I am in the process of building a 1964 V-100 Plymouth Valiant
>2-door hard top, I purchased a 241 hemi out of a 54 Dodge truck, and I
>am going to install the baby hemi in the Valiant along with the three
>speed trans. Has anyone done anything like this before, if so I would
>love to hear feedback and advice. Thanks P.A. Stone
>

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