With Aunt Helen’s Blessing
A Max Wedge, a Race Hemi, and Love-Hate Relationships
In the late ’50s the management at Chrysler Corporation was taking serious aim at the performance market. Chrysler 300s, Dodge D500s, and Plymouth Furys laid down the initial gauntlet. By 1960 the company had introduced a new induction system for its B-block wedge-head engines that was so outlandish-looking it left people speechless. This dual-quad, Ram Induction intake actually created a boost effect, while the long runner tubes may just be the ultimate underhood accessory.
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Photo Gallery: 1964 Plymouth Belvedere – With Aunt Helen’s Blessing – Muscle Car Review Magazine
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