1962 Dodge Dart | 413 Max Wedge | Review Series | [4K] |

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[@gordocarbo]

No new car will sound/give you the excitement that old iron like this will. That idle is pure car guy nirvana.

[@danielanderson8502]

That’s just beautiful! “Parked in a rickety old garage is a brand new shiny red Super Stock Dodge”

[@retro440]

Amen, brother!!!!!

[@themouseonthebike]

And there's nobody meaner than the little old lady from Pasadena. She's the terror of Colorado Blvd.

[@chryco63]

Has all the marks of a Mosher-built car -- stance, fenderwells, steelies, single pot reservoir. Beautiful machine!

[@254967conwell]

The owner's manual of the Super Stock 413 said "Full acceleration should be limited to 15 second burst or engine damage may occur"...My Uncle had a 413 Super Stock that had 13.:1 compression the Max Wedge as shown in this video has 11:1. Both engines was a $290 option and total cost in 1963 was $2,900 for a high 11 second 1/4 mile car. When my Uncle died my Aunt gave me the car The Super Stock motor came in Dodge Polara and Polara 500, and the Plymouth Savoy, Belvedere, Fury, or Sport Fury. The Sport Fury with the Super Stock motor was the top of the hill, with aluminum floor pans and doors to lighten the weight. Rear gear is 390 just tall enough for racing and a good cruiser. If you didn't check the box for exterior color you got red by default

[@JJBblitzball]

So do you still own the 413

[@254967conwell]

@@JJBblitzball Yes I still have the car and will pass it down when my time comes. I recently took it in for a vacuum leak and the mechanics have never seen a car like that with the cross air ram but have heard of them. Vacuum leak was under the dash was an easy fix

[@JJBblitzball]

@@254967conwell nice

[@glengabruch4664]

Awesome Max Wedge!!! My Mopar is my 1968 Barracuda fastback powered by a 400 based 512 stroker with Trick Flow 240 heads and a hydraulic roller cam with 254 duration @.050 with 618 lift, all backed by an A833 4 speed manual. 👍

[@lonnyjaw]

I think I want one!! Man, what a SOUND!! 'The Ramchargers' guys did themselves proud!

[@kimmorrison9169]

you’d pay a pretty penny for this ol girl!

[@usedtruckemporiumusedtruck4166]

I appreciate the respect you showed the car...but I would've loved to hear that thing power shift at 5500

[@alcyr5655]

As a kid I thought those were ugly. but that body style has grown on me, over the years. And years ago, saw several articles that stated, no 4 speeds available at that time, were durable enough to handle all that torque.

[@TOBYH]

ONE OF THE UGLIEST, WIERDEST FRONT ENDS EVER, BUT THE COOLNESS AND POWER NEGATE THE UGLYNESS. I OWNED A 63 POLARA 500 WITH THE 426 WEDGE, TRULY A FAST CAR IN THOSE YEARS.

[@creativedrumming]

I really want that car... I had one as a kid just like that. 62 Dodge Dart 440, 3 speed on the floor but it had a 318 in it. 2nd gear was really nice, she would go good... This car is identical with the 2 door post. ❤❤❤

[@johnjubie7144]

Simply awesome!

[@baird5776mullet]

That was the BEST ride along on youtube, i'm 66 and have owned several muscle cars, thanks for the ride in a damn near Gasser.😎👌

[@alparker8661]

Had a light tan Polara 500 model, 383, put in a 440 but it only had 2 73 gears. 1900 RPM at 60 125 MPH but had recap tires with plenty more to go. Also put on the Ram Charger headers but not the full system. Had to lose my power brake booster.

[@bobdavis3357]

This is just one of the meanest, coolest, most awesome cars ever to hit the track or the road, if you dared.

[@Daniel-fd3wp]

What a beautiful Mopar man 👍

[@jerrycoleman5448]

I enjoy these videos of the vintage muscle cars from the '60s, I was around in those days and owned a few of the classics. And yes we did smile and laugh when going through the gears. After watching many of these types of show and drive videos I'm always impressed with how the drivers and passengers are always just breaking out with excitment (10:36) when 'getting on it' in a '60s era muscle car. Especially when many of these people were not even born when these cars were on the streets. There are many good comments on this video and I would like to hear some of your opinions about these kind of reactions---it's not like we don't have fast cars today. Thanks

[@joshup1275]

That's a beautiful looking car

[@giovannideltante1460]

My dad had one back in the day - he had the FX 361 engine then bought the 413 block - he said that (413 CID ) car would embarrass a HEMI.

[@arronsmith6485]

“Pedals to the floor hear his dual quads drink and now the 413s’ lead is starting to shrink, he’s cooled with ram induction but it’s understood I gotta fuel injected engine sittin under my hood”

[@user-hi3jd8cu2m]

Dodge still rules!

[@balanb312]

Who made the carbs. I had Carter AFB's in my '62 Polara 500. back in '66. These look like Hollys. Couldn't afford exhaust headers so I made cut-outs or dumps in high school auto shop. Still remember it took a 5/8" wrench to take off the covers. 76 yo MOPAR guy.

[@kimmorrison9169]

I saw this car before at Moshers place in So Cal. While I prefer the ‘62 Plymouth Savoy/Belvedere/Sport Fury over this Dart looks wise, its still a beautiful beast.

[@buixrule]

That's fast in 62? That's not exactly slow in 2023 either.

[@StrikersLG]

Having a 12 second car at any point in time in the 1960's meant you were top tier

[@kurtpoblenz2741]

Those early B body mopars are killers.

[@locktown]

I inherited one of those from my grandfather and drove it from 1977 to 1984. It had push button auto transmission and a 318 Mopar. Hated changing the oil because it had a cartridge filter. Always a pain to put on without leaking. Heavy car too.

[@terrymeyer9895]

Actually the '62 B bodies were the lightest of all B bodies. The 6 cylinder cars @ 3250 were about 150 lbs lighter than the V-8 cars @ 3400

[@StrikersLG]

These cars were incredibly light actually. First cars to run into the ETs they ran

[@M21L35]

I'd put my money on your leak problem being attributed to either you forgot/didn't know to change the accompanying 'O' ring seal, which is MANDATORY every oil change. Either it wasn't changed, or not seated properly.

[@Wooley689]

Oh yea, that's a beast.

[@DVSNTHERE]

And thats why Jan and Dean's Little old lady from Pasadena has a Super Stock Dodge in it!

[@user-vz9vr7gj2v]

Yeah I bet it comes with a pretty hefty price tag but man its bitchin

[@tomrepici9608]

Love me some old Mopar. Yea GTO has its claim, but those early 60’s Mopars were something to be reckoned with.

[@Roddy_Zeh]

She's a beauty!

[@larryhutchens7593]

Lots of sales hype. The 413 was rated at 405 HP, had 11:1 compression and they were not called Max wedges back then, they were super stocks. The Max wedge moniker came about in the 80s. Flamboyant lines? They were so different that a lot of dealers refused to sell them, can't sell those things was a common reply. The really fast ones were equipped with the new for 62 all aluminum Torqueflite transmissions. The 3 speed manual had problems. It wasn't until 64 that Chrysler had a transmission that would handle the torque of the B block engines. They had a 4 speed Borg Warner in 63 but it was only offered with the 383.

[@1996slamster]

Cool car. Someone should give you some p[pointers on driving a performance car though.

[@M21L35]

These were right up there as undisputed KING's @ the dawn of the Super Stock era!........memories of early-day drag racing icons like Al Eckstrand & Don Garlits, who campaigned S/S Dodges like this! Perhaps considered 'ugly' then, but nonetheless MoPar forces to be reckoned with! Seeing these today makes my heart ache for those days of yore...the sound alone, even @ idle, is better than the best sex you EVER had!

[@BradHorning-gi6zj]

I had a 73 24' convord motorhome with a stock 413 wedge with just a little 600 holley, heavy duty torqueflite, a badass spicer 456 rear gear limitslip and cherry bomb dual exhaust dumped out the passanger side. It was a amazingly loud that screamed for a over 12,000 lbs shoe box! It would get 9mpg if you went over a pass or on the flats. Had dual 40 gallon tanks so you vould go 700 miles between fill ups! Dependable as hell and so loud that my daughter at the time would yhrow a fit whenever i started it up in the drivewsy! I was going threw a some farm lands 2 lane roads with a farmer in front of me going oh so to slow that was payong attention to us passing him just as i got beside him and floored it scarying the holy shit out of him! Thought he was going into the ditch when he realized that this big moby dick flew past him, we all laughed so hard! One other time my brother in lsw and i had dropped off the last buddy off after a weekend long bachelor party on a sunny sunday afternoon. I was only a couple of miles from home on a nice flat freeway straight away and said hold on, took that beast well over 100 mph with out a problem! Another great memory ill never forget that i had to do with someone else in the beast so i had a witness to confirm i really did it! We laughed so hard rhe last few miles home my wife wondered if we were drunk when we went in the house! It only had 36k on the odometer when i bought it and had to have the exhaust manifokd nickel welded to stop the tick go away! Sold it after i remodeled the unterior with just under 70k miles on it! Doubled my money when i sold it, what a bullet proof sleeper! I even got it to spin the 4 16.5 inch tires one time in the rain, another time i couldnt believe just how much power it had! My buddy had season tickets to the Seahawks so whenever he wanted to do the most awesome pregame tailgate parties he would ask if i want to drive Moby Dick? So for 20 bucks of fuel fuel we could go from Everett to the Kingdome and back with 10 booster club members howling there and back! It was only 20 bucks for parking in the parking lot and would put on the whole big food spread with loud grunge music setting the fun factor mood! One of my favorite Mopars i had back in the day! Great motors, good times and woderful memoeies! Mopar or no car!

[@carebear2272]

The wedge engine (named for its wedge-shaped combustion chamber) The intake is just a plus…….

[@carebear2272]

It’s a lobster!

[@TheDunestrider]

If you speed and get pulled over, and you tell the cop that the speedometer isn't working, you'll get two tickets: one for speeding, another ticket for having defective equipment.

[@maxwedgedickdasterdly5586]

Love Max Wedge cars . Mines a 63 426 Savoy . 😅❤ Factory MW car . It was love at first sight I got it in 2001 ❤😂

[@fingling8]

Eegads I'm on the wrong page. I'm boring. I like factory-original. But it's impressive!

[@brianmaricle9646]

Shut it off shut it off bunny gonna shut you down lol 425 hp thats for ins purpose its realy like 500 hp

[@M21L35]

I believe it's 'BUDDY gonna' shut you down!'

[@ManiaMusicChannel]

Back in the day these mopars were ugly not many people liked them, Chrysler even fired the designer but now they look unique

[@nerradnosnhoj5122]

420 ? , maybe 350 -375 to the tires engine on the Dyno maybe 420 HP , not to the tires Beautiful car here , 3 speed manual is rare

[@dxcenataker]

Seen This car In person as they were filming sounds like a monstrosity

[@toyota420xp]

Its as fast as a 2016 toyota avalon

[@geralddrury4829]

Mopar or No Car!

[@tomhowe1510]

To clear a lifetime of speculation and BS, from a guy that worked at a dealership and raced these new. #1. All Max Wedge motors were the same. The increase of CID was 5hp. The compression 11 to 1 vs 13 to 1 difference was 1 steel shim head gasket vs 2 per side. Go home, remove 1 head gasket, bump 8° up, head for the Ethel Pump to soften the Ping. True story. Same domed piston. I still have the Chrysler Bulletin on it. #2. I think maybe like Jay Leno might be the only 1 to know this, but the 1962 Dodge Darts funky headlights were intentional, for a Chrysler Turbine motor to be installed and sold to the public. Radiator supports are unique. Thats how close we came to a Turbine production car.

[@wildrosegarage4208]

How thick were the head gaskets to increase compression from 11:1-13:1???

[@tomhowe1510]

@@wildrosegarage4208 .032 shim

[@mattwilson3244]

No syncro ,in First .

[@charliehayward6356]

Looks like stink, but slightly faster.

[@louislepage5111]

So ugly yet so fast 😊, put everyone on notice that Chrysler was serious enough in Super Stock .

[@toyota420xp]

I think this is the ugliest car i ever saw