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1957 dodge 315?
  • hornet53hornet53
    Posts: 395Platinum Member
    looking for any info on this engine. as far as i know it's got a push button tranny in a half-ton pick-up.
    1953 Hornet sedan Twin-H
    Custom front springs, drop-blocks out back, Clifford 6-2 headers exiting out back shotgun style, Pertronix, and Flames!

    1964 Chevy C-10 Longbed, 396/TH400 lowered just enough and \"easy to touch up\" Black paint.

    2003 Ford Crown Victoria Police Interceptor
    Caved in quarter and fender. Bad paint. Non-True-Trac heap. But it's paid for.
  • Oldcar_MechanicOldcar_Mechanic
    Posts: 1,786Platinum Member
    V-8, Overhead valve, cast iron block. Bore 3.63, Stroke 3.80. 314.6 cid. (called a 315)

    Compression ratio - 8.5:1, 204 H/P @ 4400 R.P.M. Torque - 290 @ 2400, 5 main bearings and hydraulic valve lifters.

    Push button 3 speed powerflite transmission was extra cost option on D100/D200/D300 models. This engine was standard on the 1957 1/2 ton K-Series D/100.



    Sounds like a pretty cool truck.

    Any pictures?



    Best of luck with it.

    Ron
  • hornet53hornet53
    Posts: 395Platinum Member
    1957 Dodge D-100 315 V-8 Push-button Auto I assume this is the "Polysperical" head designed engine? It does run and move on it's own. Thinking about this as a cheap project.
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    1953 Hornet sedan Twin-H
    Custom front springs, drop-blocks out back, Clifford 6-2 headers exiting out back shotgun style, Pertronix, and Flames!

    1964 Chevy C-10 Longbed, 396/TH400 lowered just enough and \"easy to touch up\" Black paint.

    2003 Ford Crown Victoria Police Interceptor
    Caved in quarter and fender. Bad paint. Non-True-Trac heap. But it's paid for.
  • Oldcar_MechanicOldcar_Mechanic
    Posts: 1,786Platinum Member
    It actually looks like a fun project and if you can get it at a good price, I'd do it. You don't see to many older Dodge trucks.



    Best od luck with it

    Ron