Just saw this on ebay and thought it was cool and wondered if anyone knows the history?Cant figure out hot to post link so heres the number..160352719235

Here's the link..

http://cgi.ebay.com/ebaymotors/ws/eBayIS...%3D1&_rdc=1

You might want to try to get a hold of Jim Schild, he's written several books on the 63-68 Super Stock cars...

Maybe someone could track down the old Div 5 number. Looks like it has a 65 front clip[not uncommon]. Is that a power steering sector? Looks scary.

Somebody's home-made deal, obviously not one of the "real" cars. '64 street car (undercoating, glove box, ft rails are all tip-offs). Those BB headers might make sense for B/FX car.

Looks like a 64 car..unfortunately a lot of those cars were buthered from original max wedge or hemi cars..not saying this is the case..try to get a VIN off package tray if still there

I know the car you're talking about all to well. It was a normal 330 until the late 90's when a guy I know decided to alter it. Trust me when I say he has no idea what he was doing. The car is scary! His engineering skill is horrible, but on a whole, it's still better than his welding. Bad news!!! It sat in Mason City Iowa for many years at Balek Bros until my acquaintence bought it and began the project. After he had butchered it badly, he gave up and sold it to another guy locally who never finishes anything. This second guy had the fenders that you see on it. The car was at the Mopar Nats in 2000, but it couldn't get out of it's own way.
We towed it 600 miles for nothing.
If Red Green had a mopar, this is it.