Hot rod suppliers like Summit Racing (www.summitracing.com) advertise
high-torque starters that work on "early Chryslers", but I can tell you from
experience they don't work on 1960 RB 383s with A/T. I ordered their model #9300
but the ears, solenoid, and nose positions are different so it won't
work. So after almost 2 hours in the gutter in the rain last week trying to swap
out my bad starter, it's a grimy and wet lesson learned. The good news is that
the local CarQuest auto parts was able to rebuild mine in 2 days for
$50.
Brion Kidder
60 Saratoga
Orange, CA
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