Posted by: StalkerVette

05/19/2009 09:45AM

Looking good!!!!!!

Posted by: mikealp123

03/19/2009 04:25PM

cool car nomatter the engine size. youll have a show car in notime

Posted by: Dizzydan_02

07/01/2008 12:57PM

Nice Volare. Come to fbodymopars.com and visit with us on our aspen and volare forums.

Posted by: cal30_sniper

05/03/2008 01:50PM

Oh, a 318 will get the job done allright. I drove a '72 Scamp in high school for a while. It had a 318 with an offy (i think) intake, Carter 4bbl, a lumpy old mopar performance grind cam somebody put in it, headers, dual exhaust, and flowmasters. Somebody had put a lot of work in the suspension on it too. It was stripped down, manual brakes, no ac, etc, but it would flat out get it in acceleration. I've driven one car that was faster, my dad's '71 R/T Charger, with a whole lot of work done to the 440 in it. Still, until you got over 110 or so, that little scamp was a match for anything else I ever ran into. I wouldn't have ever wanted to pit my Trans Am against it either. There's something about a 318, its a small cube motor for sure, but they can definitely be built to run way outside their weight class.

Posted by: 73challenger340

12/24/2007 10:52PM

BIG BLOCK SMALL BLOCK? I had a 77 RR in my late teens back in the early 80's 340 first 440 next back to 340 Quicker in 1/8 mile. Local Ford & GM boys with big blocks/small blocks and watery eyes. Why watery eyes? dust,fumes are the fact they just got ripped by a lowly small block MOPAR.I had car come close to getn me,it was my dads 66 fairlane with 428 scj 4 speed neck to neck, but he done it to himself by building my car with @ the time 18 years as a mopar mechanic.Glad to see younger people into the big dogs instead of the ankle biting chihuahua's HONDA TOYOTA no bite just noise.