Early B HEMI car sitting in a junkyard?

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I was out at the local cruise night last night and got to talking to a guy 
(another Mopar man)and while there he told me he thought there was another '64 
Fury 4 door sitting at a shop near by.  We took off and it turned out to be a 
'65 Belvedere that needed work for way too much.  Anyway, we went back to his 
shop (this guy is one of the local Snap-On dealers) while there he told me I 
have to get up with him one day and go to a junkyard there just out of town with 
some cool old stuff.  He said there was an early B convertable that he was 
told was a factory Max Wedge car (no motor to prove it).  He then went on to say 
there were other old Mopars including a '64 or so Plymouth 2 door HEMI.  He 
didn't know if it was factory for sure, owner said it was factory, but it had a 
HEMI in it for sure.  I am very interested in going by so I will keep 
everyone posted when I go out there with my trusty white book in hand!  If it is a 
HEMI Super Stock my little broke ass is getting a loan to by it!  Oh yeah, there 
was a '64 Sport Fury at the Sonic last night with a HEMI w/crossram and a 
four speed!  Awsome car.  He would take a trade for my '64 four door...isn't A/C 
worth a HEMI?
Rick 
'64 Fury
7 '65 Coronets
'65 Belvedere II
'66 Belvedere II
'67 Fury II Wagon
'86 600 SE Turbo
'95 Dakota Sport 318 5spd

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