Re: 1964 Polara find (was Re: test and 64 Plymouth police car in Car Craft)

["Gary H." <spigot2039@xxxxxxxxxxx>]

Glad to help. Several Web sites give a list of manifold casting numbers so you can match it up if you desire a date-coded match, for example: http://www.mymopar.com/intakecastnumb.htm 

If you change your mind about a stock intake, you can usually find a big block aftermarket intake for sale at a swap meet near you. 

Thanks,
Gary H.

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>----- Original Message ----
 
>> Gary,
>> Thanks for the reply. It was the only one I got from the  group.
>> If you run across a stock intake manifold and air cleaner for  a 1964 383 
>> motor, I would appreciate hearing from anyone. 
>> In the mean time I  will check out the links you sent.
>> Thank you
>> David Blosser
>> Dade City, FL


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