I've used several 413-3 truck blocks in my racing days in my 1963 M.W Plymouth Belevere in NHRA stock class after breaking a rod and ruining the original 426 M.W. block
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I did have them sonic tested and maganflux first, one of them may have ended u p being bore to 4.280 to start with, maybe not
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CRS
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I would have the crankshafts offset ground to increase the stroke .013
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I'm not sure if the 413 blocks in the early 300 where special or not like the marine, industrial and truck blocks where later
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I bought a 1957 300 C hardtop in in 1968 for $500.00 after getting out of the Army, that was out family car for a long time
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I had a chance to buy a ready to drive1959 Fconvertible in early 1965 for $200.00 from a local garage in 29 Palms ,CA. I didn't because I liked the Hemi motors
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