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1964 Plymouth Savoy Hemi Re-creation 472cid 648hp 18-spline Hemi 4-speed Trans on 2040-cars

US $60,500.00
Year:1964 Mileage:23340
Location:

Claremont, California, United States

Claremont, California, United States

1964 Plymouth Savoy

HEMI re-creation

THIS IS AN ACCURATE RE-CREATION OF A SUPER STOCK DRAG RACE CAR. IT STARTED LIFE AS A SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA CAR.

 IT WAS PROFESSIONALLY CONVERTED BY THE LEGENDARY BOB MOSHER OF MOPARS BY MOSHER IN MONROVIA, CA

. IT HAS A MOPAR PERFORMANCE BLOCK WITH VINTAGE HEMI HEADS. IT IS STROKED TO 472CID.

 IT USES AN ORIGINAL 1964 CROSS-RAM INTAKE MANIFOLD AND HOLLEY CARBS. IT HAS A ROLLER CAM AND THE ENGINE WAS DYNOED AT 648HP.

IF YOU CHANGE IT TO A MORE MODERN INTAKE MANIFOLD, YOU COULD EXPECT 750HP. THIS CAR HAS A FRESHLY REBUILT 18-SPLINE HEMI 4-SPEED TRANSMISSION.

 THE REAR AXLE IS A HEAVY DUTY 8 3/4 LIMITED SLIP  UNIT. THERE IS A 3" DUAL EXHAUST SYSTEM WITH FLOWMASTER MUFFLERS.

 THE RED IS AN ORIGINAL 1964 PLYMOUTH RED. THIS CAR HAS BEEN FEATURED IN A NATIONAL MOPAR MAGAZINE.

 IT HAS FRONT DISC BRAKES AND STOPS VERY WELL.

FOR MORE INFO CALL RICHARD @ (909)772-9652

OR  RICHARD@RICHARDHIBBARD.CO

eBay Find: 1964 Plymouth Savoy HEMI 4-Speed Tribute Car

Screen Shot 2013-05-21 at 12.48.06 PMToday’s eBay Find brings us this beauty of a ’64 Plymouth Savoy. It started life as a regular Savoy, but what’s truly cool is what the owner has had done to it. This car’s engine brings with it an awesome 472 cubic inch HEMI capable of 648 hp, giving this particular Savoy a certain performance margin that’s sure to blow the socks off of its competition.

Screen Shot 2013-05-21 at 12.48.55 PMThis elephant was built with the period-correct cross-flow manifold and dual quads, with some modern touches, such as the front disc brakes for better braking, and the Flowmaster mufflers.

The Savoy was built by none other than Bob Mosher, the legendary Mopar master of Monrovia, California. His skills are well-represented here, with the fierce dedication to attention to detail, and the intricate nut-and-bolt perfection. 

It really comes together with the interior: a glossy crimson composition of leather, chrome, and aluminum, with classic gauges and modern touches in the pedals, and hole-punched seat mounts for shaving a little weight wherever possible. The radio and heater delete options are reminiscent of drag race cars from this era.

Screen Shot 2013-05-21 at 12.48.32 PMThis beast is built from the ground up as a tribute to the awesome mid-60s superstock drag-racing Mopars. In 1964, the HEMI made it’s NASCAR debut and blew through the Daytona 500 that year, sweeping first, second, third, and fourth places. So devastating was the HEMI, that NASCAR had to reconsider the HEMI as a competition motor, and decided to have it barred from Plymouth’s racecars until it was offered to the common consumer. 


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