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dpollo last won the day on February 14 2020

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    Vancouver Island BC
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    Chrysler products, farm machinery, off grid power
  • My Project Cars
    in process 52 Dodge convertible . Finished : 35 Ply. coupe, 40 Ply. coupe 50 Ply sedan, 51 Ply Convertible 52 Fargo half ton , 28 Chrys roadster

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    have never been without a Plymouth or Dodge six since 1956
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    farmer

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    Old Farm machinery, Off grid power, Chrysler's products

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  1. I see in another post you mentioned you put a 265 in a 50 which I am about to do in a 50 Suburban. Did the crank clear or did you have to cut more of the frame? I want to use the 3 speed overdrive and wonder if the  flywheel from the original 6 and bell housing will work in the 265. I appreciate the chance to learn from you. Thanks

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    2. Newbee

      Newbee

      Thank you for the advice. I did look at Don's and it looks like the frame on the 50 already has enough cut away but I will find out soon as I go to mock it up. The 265 is a donor from a 53 Chrysler with the pedal. I was thinking I'd have the machine shop when the motor is being set up to drill that flywheel to set up for the clutch. Also have them machine it for a pilot bearing. I will post pictures as I move forward. First Mopar I've ever done so I have a lot to learn. 

    3. dpollo

      dpollo

      The crankshaft will accept the usual pilot bushing.  It is not the 4 holes which is the issue, but the distance to the ring gear from the starter flange. Why not contact me directly at dnpollock@shaw.ca ?   

    4. Newbee

      Newbee

      Thanks I will.

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