Re: Wild ride help

[Don Hudson <mopar4me@xxxxxxxxxxx>]

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You might check with the A100 group over on Yahoo.  They are a bunch of
really knowledgeable guys (and gals)
Don
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From: "B Buck" <bbuck9750@xxxxxxxxxxx>
To: <1962to1965mopars@xxxxxxxxxx>
Sent: Friday, August 20, 2004 7:19 PM
Subject: Wild ride help


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> Group - Need some assistance regarding a '64 A-100.  A little background
> might help on this one.  A friend of mine is helping me finish putting
> together my '62 Savoy.  He is a mechanic and car restorer by trade.  He
has
> been approached about an A-100 Dodge truck in order to put it back
together.
>   This is where it gets interesting.  The truck is supposedly one of a few
> of these type of trucks.  Here are the options: 426 wedge, 4-speed,
factory
> traction bars, factory tub, factory tach and factory power steering.  This
> vehicle was initially a factory drag truck and sold to the late Ron Slobe
of
> R&R Salvage fame.  The vehicle stayed in his possession until a local
doctor
> purchased this vehicle.  At the time of purchase, Galen Govier supposedly
> made a trip down to authenticate the truck.  There are supposed to be some
> extra fender and door tags for this truck.
>
> My questions are endless, but I will limit it to a few for now.
> I will be seeing the vehicle this week and would like to know what to look
> for.
> Tags - what do I look for specifically?
> Motor - numbers -where they are located and what will they tell me.
>
> Another rumor about this type of vehicle, is that there is one in a museum
> that is untouched and all original.  Any leads on this one?
> Any other information on these trucks is always appreciated.
>
> Thanks! - Buck
> '62 Savoy
>
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