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NEW IN PACKAGE GENUINE OEM CHRYSLER COFFEE MUG 16-oz. Leather Wrap Mug Item# 54833 For the person on the go. Available in black/stainless steel. Specifications: · Stainless steel body and stainless liner · Leather griper · Hand wash only, do not microwave · Chrysler logo on one side of mug · 16-oz... |
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In-depth documentary combines rare film clips and incredible photography with firsthand accounts. Long Beach, CA-based track was pivotal in the sport's early growth, with many of the great names taking part in carving history... |
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It isn't the type of car that will win the hearts and minds of the environmental set, but the Dodge Viper race car is one model that has certainly had a larger than life impact on the Dodge brand. For that reason alone Chrysler's decision to keep the Viper humming is being welcomed by Mopar enthusiasts everywhere.
Low Volume Viper Up For Sale
Many months before Chrysler approached the federal government for bail out money, Chrysler LLC had announced that its low production sports car was up for sale. Powered by a V10 engine producing 600 hp and getting just 16 mpg, the Viper is the most powerful car built by America's third largest automaker and has been credited with raising Dodge's visibility like no other model. The Viper along with the Challenger give the Dodge brand a distinctly sporty look, cars which have kept Dodge relevant as the automaker emerges from bankruptcy restructuring.
The Viper compares favorably with the Chevy Corvette, but unlike its GM competitor the Dodge sports car is a low production vehicle. Chevrolet builds more Corvettes annually than what Dodge has sold to date, a car introduced in 1992 and only recently having passed 25,000 copies sold. But, with a starting price at $91,000 which is double the price of the standard Corvette, the Viper's appeal is that only one to two thousand buyers step up to purchase the iconic race car each year, making it uncommon which keeps its resale value high.
Rejecting An Offer From Devon Motorworks
Chrysler had been shopping Viper for about one year when the automaker decided to keep the model in house. Analysts were surprised to learn that the asking price for the Viper brand was just ten million dollars, likely a depressed figure given the current market conditions. Chrysler turned down a low ball $5.5 million offer from Devon Motorworks whose own GT coupe is being underpinned by the Viper platform. Apparently, even Chrysler saw that the "fire sale" offer by Devon was not enough, deciding to rethink selling Viper.
"The Dodge Viper has successfully captured the hearts and imagination of performance enthusiasts around the globe," said Mike Accavitti, President and Chief Executive Officer, Dodge Brand. "We're extremely proud that the ultimate American-built sports car with its world-class performance will live on as the iconic image leader for the Dodge brand."
Of course, with Fiat now controlling Chrysler and also owing two Viper competitors - Ferrari and Maserati - the long term prospects for Viper remains clouded. But for now the Viper line will live on and to the delight of its many fans and drivers.
Matthew C. Keegan is a freelance writer who resides in North Carolina. Matt is a contributing writer for Andy's Auto Sport an aftermarket supplier of quality parts including Nissan 240SX exhaust and Nissan 350Z exhaust.
The 1955 Chrysler C-300-the Beautiful Brutes
If ever a nickname was appropriate, the one writer Karl Ludvigsen came up with was perfect when he called the 1955 Chrysler C-300 the "Beautiful Brutes". This car was truly a brute in looks as well as power and was the car that really kicked off the horsepower race when it came out with the first 300 horsepower engine in a production car. The C-300 could be considered to be the first muscle car but it didn't fit the popular description of what was then called a super car. To be a super car the engine had to be the biggest one in the smallest body. The engine was the biggest by far but the body was also one of the largest, so it wasn't a super car even though it ran like one.
In 1951 Chrysler came out with a Hemispherical Combustion Chamber engine with 180HP which caused quite a stir and gave an indication of the horsepower race that was going to heat up over the next 20 years. If people were surprised in 1951, then they were flabbergasted when the horsepower was raised to 300HP in just 4 years.
The 1955 C-300 was called the "Forward Look" styling. Even though it was designed by Virgil Exner, people joked that it was designed as much from the Chrysler parts bin as it was by him. The front clip along with the grill was taken from the 1955 Imperial with the midsection from the New Yorker model and the Windsor contributed the rear quarter. Exner was able to put all these together along with base model Chrysler bumpers and ended up with a design that turned out to be one of the classic body styles of all time. While it was a stripped down model with no back up lights or out side mirrors it did come with tan leather upholstery and the options included power seats and windows, tinted glass, radio and heater and stylish Kelsey-Hayes wire wheels.
Chrysler had good success in NASCAR (National Association Of Stock Car Automobile Racing) racing with their Hemi engines in the years leading up to 1955. They were 2nd in NASCAR in 1953 and won the championship in 1954. Even though the Chryslers more than held their own it wasn't until 1955 when it appears they decided to dominate NASCAR by basically building the C-300 especially for NASCAR racing. With a Firepower Hemi engine putting out 300 horses from 331 cubic inches it was the hottest production car in America. They won 22 out of the 40 races in 1955 in one of the most dominant racing displays ever.
Although the Chrysler C-300 only sold 1,725 cars in 1955 they packed the showrooms with people wanting to see the monster that was setting speed records from the drag strip to the Bonneville Salt Flats and all types of speed events in between. Even though it was over 50 years ago I remember when the 1955 cars hit the showrooms like it was yesterday. My buddies and I were like kids in a candy store as we went from showroom to showroom. That was the year Chevrolet debuted their new V-8 and they also had the newly designed Corvette. Ford brought out their new Thunderbird that year. Both Oldsmobile and Buick were redesigned and their super cars both got power increases.
All of these and several other were exciting but the one that topped them all was the Chrysler C-300. It was the first American production car to have an engine with 300 HP and even though it weighed over 4,000 pounds the statistics were pretty amazing. It would do 0-60 MPH in less than 10 seconds and had a top end of over 130 MPH depending on which one of the 3 optional rear axle ratios were used.
Due to it being an automotive icon and with low sales numbers the 1955 Chrysler C-300's bring some eye popping prices when they can be found. One sold earlier this year for $181,500. Not a bad increase from the $4,000 they cost new, which was pretty pricey back in 1955. If you are a Mopar Collector this would be the crown jewel in your collection.
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Engine Building 1967 383 Mopar/Dodge/Plymouth/Chrysler ???
Putting together a 67 383 bored.30 with TRW Dome Pistons/ with 452 heads... What size headgaskets will I need and what is the best cam and lifters for this engine to put it at 10:1 compression...
Any guidance will be greatly appreciated...
Start with the cam and lifters. You will need to talk to a tech at where you plan to buy your CAM to ensure you get what you want and it matches your setup. IE, if you are going with COMP, call their tech dept to order your cam. They will ask you expected compression ratio, engine size transmission type, rear-end and tire size and what type of driving you plan todo with your car.
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You dont have all the information you need yet to calculate your real compression ratio.
You will need to measure how far your pistons are in the hole. This has to be accurate to the 1000'th of an inch.
You will also need to CC your heads and find out how much air they hold. Set them upside down and put stuff under them to make the flat part completely level. If they're air-tight, you can used 100CC syringe and baby oil to get a good estimate. Just add fluid to the chamber until it is level with the head.
You will need to know how much area the dome takes up. You should be able to find this on the TRW or Sealed Power website. (My TRW 440 pistons ended up being Sealed Power)
Then use this website to calculate it out. http://www.rbracing-rsr.com/compstaticcalc.html
There are different thickness head gaskets. Start with .019 and go up from there.
Hope this helps.
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