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The sixties brought about a revolution in auto design and performance. Of course if I live long enough, I think you will see 1/4 mile 12 second electric cars that may exceed the sixties cool car boom. There are many innovative things that were tried in the 60's. The cars of the 1960's had innovation, beauty, and speed.
The early 1960's brought about the advent of the compact car. The Plymouth Valiant, Dodge Dart, Ford Falcon, Chevy Corvair (rear engine), Buick Skylark, Pontiac Tempest, Olds Cutlass, Chevy Nova, and American Motors Rambler, were some of the Auto makers attempts at a more efficient, easy to drive, less costly car. I had a 1961 Pontiac Tempest with 3 on the floor and what was actually a V8 cut in half. It was a good little bugger and candy apple red. My Aunt's Corvair took the cake with its sports car feel and rear engine. Darts and other Mopars ran forever and were so easy to maintain.
One innovation from the 60's was the introduction of every auto maker creating a series of large, medium, and small size cars to cover the needs of America. Fins, Bullet Lights, Push Button Transmissions, better radios with 8 track or cassette players, were anxiously awaited by the public every year. Some even had record players. The Air Conditioner evolved into efficiency too. Big and small block V8's grew and grew.
The 1964, 389 three deuce GTO started the war of muscle cars. Some other favorites of mine were the 1964 Pontiac Grand Prix with a 421, the pre-1967 Belvedere and Coronet with hemis, the 1962-64 Chevy Impalas were nice too. A 1962 Ford Galaxie with a 292 police interceptor was cool as was the 1966 Galaxie. You can't ignore all the Corvettes of the 1960's with the 1966 Stingray being my favorite. Of course the 1964 ½ Mustang brought about the pony car revolution.
1967 was kind of a turnaround year. The 1967 Mustang GT with a 390 was a little slow but so sleek. The 1967 Camaro, the GM entry, was fast and very cool. 1968 brought about the Dodge Scat Pack with the Dart GT, Challenger, and of course Coronet Super Bee and R/T. That 1968 Charger R/T Hemi or 440 was one of my all-time favorites. It looked like a giant Sting Ray. What a sound that 440 made. The GTO Judge, Buick Grand Sport and Hurst Olds 4-4-2 were very very cool too.
I remember my best friend bought a Super Bee with a 383 and I got a 440 Coronet R/T. Then, trying to outdo me, he got a 1969 Mustang Mach One (only 335 hp rated). I found a rare 1969 Mustang Police Interceptor. It had a Super Cobra Jet 428 with about 410 hp. and complete with transmission cooler, gears, cam, air shocks and all from the factory. What a car! All black and no markings, hood scoops or anything.
Of course the 1970's had it's share of muscle cars but the 1960's, in my opinion, had the coolest cars of all-time.
Charles Priore
Chevrolet Casting Numbers and RPO Codes Defined Learn All About the Identification Of Your Car
I get a lot of people looking for information about their casting numbers, and RPO codes at my blogs, so I figured that it was about time that I demystified them a bit, since I have never written an article dealing with just this issue, I hope it helps you get your questions answered.
I will discuss Chevrolet, casting numbers and RPO codes in this article, and we’ll start with Chevrolet, a Chevrolet RPO code hols a lot of vital information about your car, and along with your vin you should decode your RPO and casting identification also.
They are two totally different things, you RPO code is located on a machined pad on the engine block, just in front of the passenger head, and your casting identification is located at the back of the engine block on the driver side and top the the transmission mount.
Your casting number will tell you the engine size, what model of car it was installed in; horsepower ratings, and the transmission that was installed, some of the this are fairly basic, but it does tell you the beginning of the information on your engine.
Lets take a casting number like 3970010 this engine block when decoded could have come from a few different cars, and you’ll need to compare it to the RPO code to figure out what it is, for this article we’ll say that it came from a 1969 Z/28 camaro.
The casting identification indicates that it’s is a 302 CID engine that’s rated at 290 HP, and it was built in 1969, and it’s a four bolt main block from a late model 1969 Z/28 camaro, and this is a good starting place, it give you a good foundation to build on.
There are a few things that you need to know about the next step, and that step is to decode your RPO code to see if they match, the first things that you need to look at is the suffix code from the RPO, or the last tow or three letters, in this case the last two letters.
If your trying to determine if the engine belongs in your 1969 Z/28 camaro, the last two letter in the RPO code should be DZ, if they are any other letters, the engine does not belong to your late model 1969 Z/28 camaro.
The other thing to be aware of is that people who like to scam other people may change the RPO code to make it look like it matches a certain car, just pay close attention to the stamping, make 100% sure that it looks like the factory stamped it, if there is any doubt, have a machine shop look in to it for you.
The other two things that an RPO code will tell you, are the date that the engine was manufactured, and the plant that it was manufactured in, which should match the plant that the car was built in, if it doesn’t, it’s time to be suspicious.
I know that I have concentrated on the camaro here, but all of Chevrolet’s code on their cars work the same way, I have used a camaro because I know the most about camaros, I have studied them all though, the numbers will decode like this on any older Chevrolet.
I have decoded huge amounts of Corvettes also, and they work the same, all of the Chevrolet products, from 1965 – 1973 use the same system, I haven’t looked at the newer models, so I can’t profess to know about them, but I have done my research on 1965 - 1973 model years.
About the Author
I've been in the automotive business for about 20 or 25 years, I have worked in all facets of the industry, from parts to restoration, all different makes and models, I just want to keep people interested in the old cars because it's where my heart is.
I am havin trouble finding a good website for cheap restorable classic chevy muscle cars. Any suggestions?
I have always been intersted in classic cars since I was a kid. and it has been a dream of mine to fully restore a classic chevy muscle car like a 69 nova or camaro or 67 chevelle. But I am having trouble trying to find a cheap one ready to be restored. Any help would be greatly apprecitated
Start with Hemmings motor news.
If you need cheap, than look locally, as in the largest newspaper in your state. Concentrate on 4 door models for lower prices.
Understand that basket case muscle cars still sell for $5000 or more. You will never get the money out of it that you put in, but is still worth it.
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FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE NHRA LUCAS OIL DRAG RACING SERIES - SOUTH CENTRAL DIVISION TEXAS MOTORPLEX, DALLAS, TX Monday, April 26, 2010 Contact: NHRA Field Marketing (626) 914-4761 WOOTTON AND BARTONE SCORE BIG AT TEXAS MOTORPLEX DALLAS, (April 26, 2010) - In the final results from Texas Motorplex and the NHRA Lucas Oil Drag Racing Series, Kristen Wootton, Magnolia, Texas, and Tony Bartone, Long ...
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