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By Lou - 11/04/2003 6:35:00 PM; IP 67.75.103.25 |
I stand by the statement I made that the 409 was a piece of junk. I base this on what I saw on the streets of Fairfield county, Connecticut in 1962 /63/64 . Yes it would go, but would not stay together. I worked not far from a Chevrolet dealer and there seem to always be a 409 in the place with a blown engine. One I knew of had 3 engines put in it under warrantee. Yea I know, we all know a guy that could blow up a D8 Cat. I saw a few blow up a Dover Drag strip, in Dover Plains, NY. They (the 409 cars) had no resale value in fact in 1968 I turned down a 409, 63 Impala conv for $500 from a dealer. Maybe they ran better on the track but on the street they were fast but short lived.
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