NOT MINE 1971 NY FB 4dr U code

[330dTA]

My 71 chrysler with a 440 HP has a heat stove. Is this a very rare part? If so, has anyone tried to repop one?

As far as I know, they were the same as in B-bodies, and those have repops:

LAST ONE AVAILABLE! Mopar Dodge Plymouth 70/71 383/440 HP heat stove MADE IN USA | eBay

 

[RWCearley]

Not the same. Will post a pic of mine later (when I find it). Or others may post pics if they have one.

 

[RWCearley]

Heres my heat stove. I believe the c body manifold and heat stove is different from the B and E bodies

 

[Lefty71]

What makes a U code special if you cant use the car itself? Camshaft, air cleaner and carb id say. Exhaust manifolds? Pistons? Anything else? Or is it more valuable just for the stampings for some restorer? Some of that stuff would surely get pitched on any rebuild anyway.

 

[marko]

What makes a U code special if you cant use the car itself? Camshaft, air cleaner and carb id say. Exhaust manifolds? Pistons? Anything else? Or is it more valuable just for the stampings for some restorer? Some of that stuff would surely get pitched on any rebuild anyway.

for 1970

 

[marko]

heres the 71 specs showing hp in gross and net. net being whats used today

 

[Lefty71]

Thanks for the info Marko. I guess you would end up with a couple more special details than i thought....such as the heavier built trans. I was surprised to see the blurb about valves....i would have guessed that the 350 and 375 horse engines shared the same head castings and indeed the same sized and part # for both intake and exhaust valves.