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Should be fine to use.

Orange paint? In '62 they were blue or black. Here is a 413 xRam from a 1960 F:

Thanks. I sold it to Steve Hobby 20 years ago when I found my '70 Newport. The cross-ram was not offered in '62; the 300-H came with in-line manifolds, now that I think about it. Don't know why they dropped it that year as they were available again in '63. Whether that intake was available...

I see you have non-stock wheels on the car. If they are 14s as the originals were, that's probably where your "significant pulsation" is coming from. I had 14s on my '62 New Yorker. I put 14" Rallye Wheels on and got the same results you are having. Something about the backspacing of the...

I just checked Rockauto.com. While they list many different carter numbers, all of their pictures are like the ones above, spreadbores. Could it be that the parts are the correct ones but the picture is just some standard shot? According to their information, this will fit a New Yorker...

I didn't think so, which was why I asked.

I see that both of those kits are spreadbores; is that correct?

I'll take it off your hands and gladly be miserable every time I drive.

Sweet, but do I see a '60 300 F right in front of it?

Could be, the car was white.

I am aware of the older models being called Newport if they were a 4-door. However, I just remembered knowing a man who owned a '61 Newport in Bakersfield years ago. He was going to give me the car until he heard me telling his Nephew that I would love to drop a 400 and 4-Speed into it. (It...

If I'm correct, first year for the Newport was '62.

God is good! Will keep you in prayer.

This reminds me of when I was doing some junkyard hopping with my two uncles in North Carolina. In one yard there was a '54 DeSoto with a hemi in it. The owner of the yard, wanting to advertise the small elephant, had painted "HEME" on the hood of the car. My Uncle June, my Day's middle...

Very cool! Time to put in a new steering column! :D

Oooo, pictures please!! I'd trade my Newport for an A Body 4-speed!

I like it, as well as the other Mopars you can see in the top picture!

Hey man, you don't need to be apologetic about your '64! Thanks for sharing!

Is a nice car. I took pictures of it two years ago.

Somewhere between 1985 and 1987, I saw a 300 K with a factory 4-spped. It came through the console as did the L. Looked killer!