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Greg, I enjoy your nostalgia columns on the muscle cars from 1960s. You did your top 10 muscle cars, and if I remember you rated the 1962 Plymouth Savoy 413... Main Office 570-387-1234 ...

This innocent looking all black 1962 Plymouth Savoy featured a 413 Max Wedge V8 under the hood and could run the quarter mile in the low 13-second range right off the showroom floor. It is clearly one ...

A while back you did your top 10 muscle cars and if I remember you rated the 1962 Plymouth Savoy 413 extremely high as a true factory produced race car. I remember they did great at the drag races ...

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Offered only in 1962 (the 426 Max Wedge replaced it in 1963), the 413 Max Wedge was found in 214 Dodges and 298 Plymouths, and only 57 of the latter were installed in Plymouth Sport Fury vehicles.

With the increase of NHRA and NASCAR engine displacement regulations to 7.0 liters in 1963, the 413 Max Wedge grew to 426 cubic inches, creating the 426 Max Wedge.

The 413 cubic inch Max Wedge that debuted that year was aimed at drivers who wanted to take their cars to the drag strip and was an upgraded version of the RB series big block V8 that had replaced ...

Before the Hemi became available for street duty in 1966 the top-performing engines offered in showroom Dodge and Plymouth cars were the wedge-head 413 and 426.

This innocent looking all black 1962 Plymouth Savoy featured a 413 Max Wedge V8 under the hood and could run the quarter mile in the low 13-second range right off the showroom floor. It is clearly one ...

The engine that powered both the Plymouths and Dodge featured 413 cubic inches and 410 and 420 horsepower versions thanks to 11.1 and 13.5 compression ratios, respectively.