Re: AWB info

[Akron Don <dgallimore@xxxxxxxxxx>]

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There is a limited amount of info in the two "books" on the 64 and 65 
race Hemi cars.  "Journey through Hemiland - the 426 Hemi in 1964" - by 
Pete Haldiman and "Authenticity Guide 1065 Dodge and Plymouth Hemi Super 
Stock" by Jim Schild.  They both are good reading - detailed and 
interesting.  The later one was generating a few bucks to support this 
list for each sale through the list  - I hope that 's still a valid deal.

I did read sometime in the last  year in one of the Mopar Mags that the 
guy who clones the A/FX car in the article had a copy of the manual from 
Chrysler but he was not gong to let it out for fear of disreputable 
types creating fake A/FX cars.  This report be "Technical Report 4208.7 
- 1965 Altered Wheelbase Feasibility" by Chrysler Engineering , McNichol 
as listed  in the Haldiman book.

   Akron Don

Robert neal zimmerman wrote:

> Does anybody know how i could take a look at the offial Technical
> Report from chrysler on the AWB cars. I have heard it exists, from when
> these cars were being shipped out.Is it on line anywhere?
>   Rich Lefebvres Performance king site has hundreds of nice useful
>   clear photos but no numbers.  I have studied his site numerous times
>   and I have a good grasp of what he does to make these cars. 
>  I am considering doing this to my other 64 polara. I know there werent
>  any 64 AWBs but close enuf!
>   I gotta do something with that 8-71 blower and injector setup i have,
>   its just sitting there looking at me on my desk. 
>   That would be one scary ride! A blown and injected 440 AWB. 
>      nEAL  Zimmerman, Eugene Oregon
>
>
>  

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