RE: 1965 Max Wedge Cars?

[Dave Walters <whdavid@xxxxxxxxx>]

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Akron Don wrote:
> 
> This has been debated widely on this list and there was one person who 
> swears a friend of his actually ordered and received a max wedge '65. 
> I've seen nothing that documents their existence.  Also, the Race Hemi 
> replaced, not supplemented,  the Max Wedge towards the end of the model 
> run in '64.  I've heard stories of poor saps who actually had a their 
> '64 car sent to them with a race hemi equipped instead of the Max Wedge 
> car they had ordered - personally, I'd never want to receive a new 
> engine type the first year it was made 

I agree with Don.Every time a story is tracked down,it ends up being a 
streetwedge with a maxi top end,or dealer installed inline 2-4bbl 
set-up.NO HOW,NO WAY were any produced by the factory for '65.Never say 
never with Mopar,but I'm saying never.I lot of people get confused with 
street wedge and max wedge.For example, in Tom Duross' post a referrence 
is made to a street Hemi wedge crossram.OK,which one is it? 

  Dave Walters
  Denver, Co.
  

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