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1964 Plymouth Belvedere, passenger side, front

1964 Plymouth
Belvedere

1964 Plymouth Belvedere, front

December 2009 Mopar of the Month

Mike writes: I feel real lucky to have my Plymouth. I purchased the Belvedere two door sedan from a club member of my car club, (Conroe Cruisers), although he backed out on me three different times while I was trying to buy the Mopar. The guy even backed at the Credit Union when I was getting the check for the car. But thank God he changed his mind and sold the Plymouth to me! I bought the Belvedere on September 29, 2009 and hope to have the car a long time.


1964 Plymouth Belvedere, driver side, front

The Plymouth was restored by Rick Livingston, body work and more.

The motor is a 440 stroked to 500 with a
complete roller system internal. Aluminum heads
and every part is new except the block.
The block is a late 1960’s casting
which I was told was bored .30 over. The
motor was built by Ray Buckner in New Waverly,
Texas at their race shop. It was chasis
dyno’ed before I bought the car and
the motor made approximately 435 rwhp.
1964 Plymouth Belvedere, 440 engine, front view
1964 Plymouth Belvedere, 440 engine, passenger side 1964 Plymouth Belvedere, 440 engine, driver side

I am not sure who did the interior, but as you can see,
they did a bang up job on it.

1964 Plymouth Belvedere, dash
1964 Plymouth Belvedere, front interior and dash 1964 Plymouth Belvedere, front dash
1964 Plymouth Belvedere, interior view of front seats 1964 Plymouth Belvedere, interior view of rear seats

The underside of the Plymouth is very clean and has a very nice exhaust system which includes a electric opening from inside the car to open the collectors, which is seperate from the exhaust that runs to the rear.

1964 Plymouth Belvedere, driver side, rear

After I bought the Mopar I had Texas Motor Sports in Willis install Cal-Tracs, Calvert racing shocks on the rear and Calavert racing 90/10 shocks on the front with Nitto 555 rear street radials. Now the Belvedere gets a little traction.

Thank you so much for the 1962 to 1965 Mopar Web site!

Summary

Contact Mike: Owner contact 1964 Plymouth Belvedere


Thanks Mike!

You have a beautiful Plymouth that I was lucky enough to see in person!   smile!

Gary H.


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