Burnemup - 2022-11-14 11:27 AM

Those are Beautiful cars! I currently have a 48 Plymouth Special Deluxe 2dr Sedan and my 1955 Dodge Custom Royal Lancer hardtop!

Motorvator - 2022-11-14 2:07 PM

I have had a very different experience with Waldron's than Powerflite's. I have had custom exhaust made by them more than once. I even had them make me a custom muffler based on my own blueprint. Their Imposter mufflers are essentially stock mufflers with shortened internal tubes. Because of this, each car will be quite different in sound and volume. I can tell you that the loud Imposters on a '64 Galaxie are quite quiet, but that doesn't mean that yours will necessarily be. Give them a call, they'll be happy to talk to you. They'll make you whatever you want. They also have some correct stock hangars for various vehicles. They made tailpipes for my father's '57 Firedome. Perfect fit.

NicksGarage - 2022-11-15 12:34 AM

I've used them twice. For my 1960 300F and my 1960 New Yorker wagon. While the work was quality, the fit wasn't. On the 300F they sent the wrong tailpipes and claimed there was something wrong with my car or my installation. They eventually sent me correct tailpipes but they didn't fit because the bend over the axle was wrong. I didn't even know they were going to send them and I had moved since I had last dealt with them and they went to my old house. They again said there was something wrong with my car. I'll have to have an exhaust shop make new ones off the originals that I have in the car attached to the front part of the Waldrons set. I know several people who got the wrong tailpipes for their 300F from them but they will not replace them without charge.

On the 1960 New Yorker wagon, one of the tailpipes doesn't fit the car properly but overall it's pretty good. When I get the car running I'll have to take it to the exhaust shop to get corrected. I bought it from them because the car basically had no exhaust system in it and they were the only ones who make the correct length resonators.

I asked them about making larger diameter pipes in the stock configuration and they said they could make them larger but they don't guarantee fit.

Your mileage may vary.

mikes2nd - 2022-11-15 3:25 AM

I had pretty good luck with these guys.. http://classicexhaustinc.com/

Burnemup - 2022-11-16 9:37 AM

When I first bought the car it was all Black, the car was a early production car and had no number code plate. So I thought about painting it the tritone color( Heather Rose, Black with the White top and around the tail lights). During my research I read a article about Mauray Baldwin who worked for Virgil Exner and handled the Dodge Division wanted more single color cars but corpration decided to produce more two tone colored and tritone colored cars. So when we started to sand the paint that is when I found out it was a solid color black. Due to the rarity of solid color cars, I could not justify my self to paint it a tritone color and stayed with the all Black color. Besides the Black really makes the chrome stand out.As you can tell the car needs a repaint due to fact it doesn't get any garage time and I get lazy about puting the car cover on. Plus I like looking out the front widow and seeing the car!

Burnemup - 2022-11-16 9:38 AM

Here are some more pics of the car.

Motorvator - 2022-11-15 2:17 PM

I also have used classicexhaustinc for my Charger. His prices are better than Waldron's and he will work with you if there's a fitment issue which is great. In my experience though, Waldron's had better fit. For Chrysler's 1962 and newer, the best I've ever dealt with is Accurate Exhaust.

Burnemup - 2022-11-17 9:30 AM

The car was a 2-bbl, I tried a tripower setup which looked good but the carbs had no choke setup, so was hard to start. I then did a even trade with a guy that had the correct 4bbl and orginal manifold and it seems to run better and looks good.