This is a short video of Ken Montgomery's Triple Nickle 1965 Hemi Belvedere -4 Speed - 9.21ET at 148mph on a 1/4 mile drag strip
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Originally Posted by eschaider
Chrysler came up with a non synchronized version of the transmission for racing only that later would become known as a crash box. Below is an in car video of Ken Montgomery and his rare, for 1965, four speed A-833 crashbox version of the transmission. The more you approximate the way Ken can shift, the more problems you will have with the TKO. BTW Ken passed on a few years ago but his car and his shifting are impressive, even today.
Here is the video (below), a little eye and ear candy for the racer in you.
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Ed |
WOW !!! Very Cool !!!
If his belvedere is one of the original super stocks, 1 of 100, it is a pretty rare piece of history, especially the 4-speeds which I think they made about 10 of them. Acid dipped body panels, bumpers, etc, aluminum head hemi !!!