61 Newport coupe. canada
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Posted 2019-08-28 10:06 AM (#586696)
Subject: 61 Newport coupe. canada


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Check out this rocket ship! No reserve.
Steve.

https://www.ebay.com/itm/1961-Chrysler-WINDSOR-NO-RESERVE/1238890575...
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imopar380
Posted 2019-08-28 11:55 PM (#586726 - in reply to #586696)
Subject: Re: 61 Newport coupe. canada



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Wow, custom 61 Canadian built Windsor - with a 62 New Yorker grille emblem, and cross rams. There are quite a few mistakes in the lengthy description.
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matte
Posted 2019-08-29 5:19 AM (#586729 - in reply to #586696)
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Nice car if bought/won at the right price..

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58coupe
Posted 2019-08-29 10:12 AM (#586732 - in reply to #586696)
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What do they mean the engine was "upgraded" to accept the cross rams? They are a direct bolt on and the only internal change would be to retard the cam 4 degrees.
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Posted 2019-08-30 7:38 AM (#586778 - in reply to #586696)
Subject: RE: 61 Newport coupe. canada


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Wow! hit $19.1K, 7 days out. 16 bids. Steve.
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Posted 2019-08-30 10:55 AM (#586783 - in reply to #586696)
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Is retarding the cam required to run them? If so, why?
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Posted 2019-08-30 11:55 AM (#586785 - in reply to #586696)
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Retarding the cam is not required but if you look closely at the cam specs. the factory apparently did. It helps by moving the peak power to a higher RPM. I don't believe this was done on the later Chrysler letter cars with the "short" long ram because they had a more aggressive solid lifter cam. I didn't do this on my 383 when I installed the ram manifold but was not aware of it at the time.
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