George,
i fell sure you will get the definitive answer from one of the
super-knowledgeaable List members, but from what I have seen, Desoto had
the off-to- the-side type, whereas Dodge, Plymouth and Chrysler had the
topmounted ovals..
----- Original Message -----
From: "George Sazdoff" <Scavengers58@xxxxxx>
To: <L-FORWARDLOOK@xxxxxxxxxxxxx>
Sent: Wednesday, June 06, 2001 2:52 PM
Subject: [FWDLK] 1957...1958 Plymouth Dual Four Setups...318 and 350
Commando
> Hello Everyone on the list. I am having a debate with another fellow
> forwardlook lover as to the correct air cleaners on the dual four setups
for
> both 318 and 350 engines. I always thought that the oval air cleaners
which
> sit flat on top the carburetors on both 318 and 350 were typical of the
> 57-58 model. But now, I am not so sure. I have seen pictures of the side
> mounted air cleaners on these years as well. By side mounted, I mean like
> the air cleaner on 392 Hemis.....with a flat air tunnel mounted to an
oval
> air cleaner which sat sideways....for clearance. I would love to hear
this
> discussed on the list for all of us to clear any misconceptions we may
have.
> This is a little perplexing for me. Thanks, George (2) 58 Belve 2 dr
> hrdtps, (1) 58 Belve 2 dr hrdtp Parts Car.
>
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