Street rod

[Brian Schlump <jsbs@xxxxxxxxxxxxx>]

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I just came back from a cruise-in at a small local airport.  We were 
parked right by the hanger next to the runway.  A group of 4 street rods 
drove by us to park, and one of the guys in our group said that all 4 
were lady driven.  They were accompanied by a '64 Dodge 330.  I went 
over to check out the Dodge and saw that it was powered by a 440 engine. 
 It was a pretty nice ride...black steel wheels on the rear and 
Torq-Thrust "D"s on the front.  One of the street rods was a 1936 Ford 
standard 4 door sedan.  It was a nice rod, but what really caught my 
attention was the Mopar 440 engine under the hood.  It sure filled up 
that small engine compartment!  Anyway, that lady sure bucked the norm 
for street rod power plants, when she added Mopar performance under the 
hood...Brian

'64 Belvedere
Woodstock, IL.

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