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Never say never unless you plan on being buried in your car. Just saying.

Interesting, I’ll need to check my parts book later today. I do know that the 383 used an 11” converter while the 440 used a 12” converter. That’s the first thing that we changed on our 440’s back in the day.

383’s and 440’s did not use the same transmissions.

Unlike other states New York does not due a visual check of the Vin.

Yes it was. With a load of stories like getting stopped going 140 and just got a warning.

That was Tim’s car but he was lucky because he had the police records to confirm the VIN so he was able to get a legit VIN plate made for the car. I actually ran across his car for sale in Charlotte a few years ago. He would have never pursued getting the new correct VIN tag had I not challenged...

Thanks, I remember seeing the car on cars-on-line with the spots but the ad is no longer on there. Someone had either replaced the engine that you built or they had taken off all of the Max Wedge specific parts off of it it sometime after Collector Car sold it. Currently it has a ‘68 440 block...

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Does anyone know any past history on this car? I know that it was originally sold in Los Angeles Ca. and I bought it at Streetside Classics in Nashville Tn. Where it was on consignment from a gentleman from Salem Va. It appears to have been restored in Wausau Wi. by Collector Auto Sales and...

I purchased this motor less intake & carb in Rochester NY about a year ago. It’s got a 5/28/69 casting date so it must have been a early 70 build. Does anyone on this site have a car that’s missing this motor?

Then wouldn’t an AAR be a BH and not BS?

It could be out of a T/A Challenger in which case the vin would be JS23J0B289413.

Does the vin number on the block in your car match up with any of the M Code Barracuda's or Dart's listed on the 440 Barracuda or Dart Registry? The reason I ask is that I would love to find mine.

Why are you even involved since you don't own the car. You can tell him that you sold it which you did and leave it at that.