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Member: drmopar 1967 Plymouth Satellite19 pics added 8/1/2008
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Member: drmopar 1967 Plymouth Satellite19 pics added 8/1/2008
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Member: drmopar 1967 Plymouth Satellite19 pics added 8/1/2008
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Member: drmopar 1967 Plymouth Satellite19 pics added 8/1/2008
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Member: drmopar 1967 Plymouth Satellite19 pics added 8/1/2008
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Member: drmopar 1967 Plymouth Satellite19 pics added 8/1/2008
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Member: drmopar 1967 Plymouth Satellite19 pics added 8/1/2008
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Member: drmopar 1967 Plymouth Satellite19 pics added 8/1/2008
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Member: drmopar 1967 Plymouth Satellite19 pics added 8/1/2008
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Member: drmopar 1967 Plymouth Satellite19 pics added 8/1/2008
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Street driven 360LA motor with 360J heads ported & polished, Speed-Pro Hypereutectic low compression Pistons, heads machined .40 with thin head gaskets. Comp. is approx 9.5 to 1, allowing the use of pump gas. .528 solid cam advanced 4 degrees, 1.6 aluminum roller rockers, air gap intake, 750 d.p. holley, msd, eagle rods, 4.30 posi. 727 with 9 1/2" dynamic converter. Headman ceramic headers. Best time, 12.67, best mile per hr. 108. Best 1/8th mile 8.06 at 86 mph. Best 60 ft. time, 1.69. These times were backed up three weeks later. This was accomplished in the middle of the summer. The car ran 12.67 in July, 12.67 in Aug. and 12.69 in late Sept. of 08. Car has full interior and is 100% street legal. Upgrades for next yr. include new valve springs for higher lift, crane gold racing rockers 1.6 ratio for an increase of .35 thousands more valve lift, or a total lift of .565, estimated h.p. with upgrades approaching 460hp , and estimated e.t.s should be in the 12.50's. Runner-up track championship, 1982 Dragway Park. Class champ Heavy eliminator, 1982 " " Mopar Canadian Nationals ET 1 Champ. 1987. " " " ET 2 Runner up, 1990. Car put in storage for 16 yrs. Runner up twice in 2007, TMP Cayuga & Mopar meet St. Thomas. Street shoot-out win, 2008 St. Thomas. Mopar Meet E.T. 2 win, 2008 St. Thomas. The car has won more than 25 tropies and plaques, run on a very part time basis. The winner of a good sum of money over the yrs as well. The big block twin has run a best e.t. of 12.66
cudaspaz | New User
Posts: 27 | Joined 11/07/07
Posted: 11/30/08 11:25 AM
Great looking ride. You should be proud of that car.
ghfdcf | New User
Posts: 0 | Joined 09/06/08
Posted: 09/06/08 05:07 PM
Very nice car. Oh wait, I have driven it, trust me I would know first hand that my fathers car runs 12.67 in the quarter mile, I was the one to get the time first. He finally caught up to me and got a 12.67 time 3 weeks later. So for any none believers, here is your back up proof, and if thats still not enough, go to St.Thomas Dragway website and check out me and my dads times. thanks.
drmopar | Enthusiast
Posts: 443 | Joined 02/26/08
Posted: 09/06/08 12:19 PM
Justin, I am sure you are aware the vehicle is identified by the number it is given when it is teched in. This number identifys the vehicle for the day and is also on the timeslip with the e.t. the car ran that day.
Posted: 09/06/08 08:45 AM
Nice ride, don't you wish they would print the make/model or even plate # of the car on the time slips to authenticate. Maybe put the slip in a large book for a lil while to make it legible.
Posted: 09/03/08 01:59 PM
Thanks for the complement on my car Tom. I just checked out yours and its absolutely beautiful. Its interesting to meet someone who has own their car for as long as I have. Its only then that it becomes so much more than a car but rather a part of the family. Looking back at all the good times I had in my car when I was younger,( and trouble) Looking at pictures of my then little two and three year old girls who are now in their twenties. Its a nice feeling, one you can only realize from owning a car that long. Hope you have many more years to enjoy. Bob
drmopar | Enthusiast
Posts: 443 | Joined 02/26/08
Posted: 08/28/08 12:35 PM
I just want to say thank-you for the generious rating someone gave our car, we have owned this car since 1978 and we, [my wife & I] have been through a lot over the yrs. with this Mopar. It has been a part of our life and we are thankful for the good times we have had with her. To know someone else appreciates our effort is great.
Special Thanks.
drmopar | Enthusiast
Posts: 443 | Joined 02/26/08
Posted: 08/02/08 04:21 PM
Thanks very much, we actually had the car out today and went a best of 12.67 with a best ever 60 ft. time of 1.70, guess the combo likes the new converter.
Posted: 08/02/08 02:11 PM
12's with a small-block in a B-body is impressive.
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