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1964 Chrysler 4 door factory 3 pedals


Has a 426, wonder if the car was a factory 426, 4 speed? Maybe it was a 3 on the tree ?

https://www.kijiji.ca/v-classic-cars/kawartha-lakes/63-newport-stick-sleeper/1639321909?rb=true



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63 Parisienne sport coupe (The Big GTO), black, maroon interior, 409 4 speed; former owner of a 59 El Camino, 63 Corvette SWC, 62 Chev Bel Air SC.
1963- Pontiac top selling car in Canada

Mahone Bay, NS Still not old enough to need an automatic



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Sleeper in the true sense! 

By the looks of it, the stopping power might not match that new go. That'd be scary.



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The ad says it's a '63. At Chrysler Corp. the major drivetrain difference between '63 & '64 was the 4-speed supplier switch from the 1963 B-W T10 (everybody used one at some point) to the new for '64 Chrysler-built A-833. The 413 wedge of '63 grew into 426 of '64 as well. That may have held for Plymouths & Dodges, but Chryslers weren't generally offering 4-speeds (except for some cool 300-letter series cars). Looking at the '63 brochure it says the Newport uses a new HD 3-speed manual floor shift... I never knew that they offered a HD 3-speed floor shift! 



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When I was young I was hanging around with guys 10 to 15 years older than I was. They raced stock cars and for ten or eleven year olds that were crazy about cars it was a great time. One of the guys rented a room and his landlord owned a 1966 Dodge Coronet 4 door with a 383 and a four speed. Apparently he bought it new off the lot of the local Dodge dealer. He wasnt looking for a race car, just a family car with a manual transmission. I still remember looking at the poverty hub caps and seeing disc brakes instead of the normal Dodge Division. The car eventually rusted away but I wonder now why it would have been on the dealer lot to start with. Surely it wouldnt have been ordered with the four speed for dealer inventory.
I included a picture from the Internet of what I remember the car looking like. 

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One of the members of my car club has a 61 Newport 3 speed on the floor. Column shift was not offered because of the instrument cluster design. Car was US built, one of approximately 3500 built. 361 engine, 2 barrel carb, manual brakes and manual steering. Power options not available: car cruises easily at 70 miles per hour. Its like sitting on your living room couch and doing 70mph.

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