Cool Dodge

I stumbled across this gallery while searching for parts for my new car. I found this local speed shop and apparently they have a long racing history.

I can't wait to check out the shop and cars tomorrow!

http://goodies-speedshop.com/g-1248-goodies-van-project.html

Wow,it started as a '67 display.Sure there's not many of those left around.

That didn't even dawn to me. One less in San Jose I guess.

Wow cool dodge , they put the motor in exactly the same way I did, works slick Bob

Very cool van! I remember a few years ago when they first did that project!

That was for sale twice recently with a pretty hefty price...

pan58head wrote:Wow cool dodge , they put the motor in exactly the same way I did, works slick Bob

thats the way there supposed to go in.the engine and trans assembly come out from the bottom for major repairs according to the service manuals. the dealer i worked for in 76 had a bunch of shop equipement that was rarely used and no doubt there was an engine support in the pile. look close at your dodge engine oil pan rail and there should be 4 machined holes that they locate the fixture into. there are some modern cars today that come out from below as well.

Does anyone know what kind of exhaust tips they used. it looks like they run single pipes back to a 4way split. I would like to do something like that on my truck. Would be real intersted in what make they are and where you would get them