The early 63's had the battery up front. When Chrysler went to the stage 2, the moved the battery to the trunk and all 64's were in the trunk
Was watching the Mecum Auction, today (a rerun) but they has a supposedly true (1 of 28 remaining) Max Wedge 63 Plymouth savoy post. I am not an authority by no means on theses cars but the one at auction (didn't go any higher than 50K) had the battery
in the normal driver's side inner fenderwell. I thought all Max Wedges had the battery in the trunk or was this only done on the 64 cars? Any info would be appreciated. Thanks
Nico Over
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