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Originally Posted by Tom Vaught
I thought I was correct on the name as being Ford but I am old and 'did' was stating otherwise on the name usage. Thanks for proving that I am not totally senile.
Tom V.
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not saying anyone is wrong in mfgs that used term track pack but mopar did also
Re: Track Pack / Super Track Pack
« Reply #3 on: January 08, 2014, 08:41:11 AM »
Here's how the 1969 (Dodge) Data Book describes the two options:
Track Pak
Code A33
(Available with 4-speed Manual Transmission w/ 440 or Hemi. N.A. w/ AC)
> 4-speed Heavy-Duty manual transmission with Hurst shifter with wood-grained shift knob and reverse warning light (available in Package only)
> 3.54 H.D. 9-3/4" Dana rear axle
> 7-Blade Torque Drive fan (Std. Hemi)
> Dual Breaker Distributor (Std. Hemi)
> 26" High Performance Radiator w/ Fan Shroud (Std. Hemi)
> Sure-Grip differential
Super Track Pak
Code A34
(Available with 4-speed Manual Transmission w/ 440 or Hemi. N.A. w/ AC)
> 4-speed Heavy-Duty manual transmission with Hurst shifter with wood-grained shift knob and reverse warning light (available in Package only)
> 4.10 H.D. 9-3/4" Dana rear axle
> 7-Blade Torque Drive fan (Std. Hemi)
> Dual Breaker Distributor (Std. Hemi)
> 26" High Performance Radiator w/ Fan Shroud (Std. Hemi)
> Power Disc Brakes
> Sure-Grip differential