I've finally found time to send some before and after pictures of my
anniversary gold 1964 440 4dr.
I purchased it in early summer, 1999. It had 41k miles on it and judging by the dents, dings and scratches eyesight was not the former owner's strong suits.
This was a good car to learn how to do body work. It's not perfect, but I've seen people pay real money for worse and I've learned a lot.
The car's got a poly 318 2bbl. with a push-button trans. No power
steering, no power brakes, no AC, no radio, no clock, no windshield
washer, not even outside mirrors. But it does have lap belts! Since I
brought it home I've had duel exhaust put on, installed a '66 Satellite rear end, installed a tach and did a general tune up, new 16" Cragars with Bf Goodrich's, altitude adjustment with an allignment and I built a console that houses a stereo with speakers so I wouldn't have to cut my near perfect interior.
Next on the list is a 4bbl. and some under hood detailing. We'll see if I can make it through the Atlanta summer with out AC. This car is my
daily driver and it really lacks creature comforts. But it sure is
fun.
And I can see why tou enjoy the daily driving pleasure of this 1964 Dodge. :-)
As for the 1962 to 1965 Mopar Mail List Clubhouse, you are 100% correct. The Clubhouse virtually holds a great bunch of people and provides a wonderful source for information and friendship. You are included in that group of people, of course! :-)
Gary H.
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