'67 PLYMOUTH GTX
392 HEMI 5-speed with Fuel Injection

SOLD!

BEFORE RESTORATION:
'67 GTX

AFTER recent RESTO:

Before recent restoration:

After a recent restoration:

1957 392 Hemi Engine - .030 over
Holley Commander 950 Throttle-Body Fuel Injection setup (950-22S)
Be Cool radiator (model 60038 for '67 GTX)
285°/295°, .532/.555 solid lifter cam (regrind)
Brackets for accessories were mostly hand-made
Homemade headers
Viper Red paint job
Resto pics, part 1
Resto pics, part 2
5-speed Tremec from Keisler Automotive with Hurst shifter
Air-grabber hood bulge/mechanism from a '70 or '71 Road Runner
Complete suspension upgrade (wouldn't recommend the ladder bar/crossmember setup - don't do well in corners (squeak, groan, bind)(might be OK for straight line):
4::10 Dana rear end (did not shorten)
Wilwood disc brakes all around
- Front (Drum Spindle)
17x8 and 17x11 Introwheels "Pentia"
255/45-17 Goodyear Eagle F1 GS D3's on the front, 315/35-17's on the rear
Magnum Force Racing tubular upper control arms
Rack and pinion steering from a late-model Dakota truck

Complete interior redo


Engine out of car (20 kb)	Mighty Hemi heads! (21 kb)

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276 Walker's Hollow Trail
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Here are some links to Early Hemi resources on the 'Net:

Check out Brian's street legal '68 354 Hemi Barracuda, with 3.73 gears and a 904 torqueflite with manual valve body, and lots of extra stuff
Tons of early Hemi info, including all you'd ever want to know about the 331 (you can even click to listen to one run)! An excellent resource for all early Hemis. There's also an early Hemi registry!
Hemi Central, including history, and serial numbers. The Early Hemi stuff is mixed in with lots of good 426 data, too.

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