have you ever driven a 426 HEMI.....

[72hemi]

So far the only HEMI's that I have had the pleasure of driving have been new 5.7L and 6.1L cars and trucks. Hopefully I will own one in the next couple of years.

[cudabuyer]

still workin on putting the HAMMER down on the 540 Hemi for the 70 challenger, hope those US Tool sub frame connectors work, naybe by april

[js27]

Never had the pleasure yet but my day is coming.. I have driven a 94 and a 96 Viper.
JS27

[4Cruizn]

Welp lets see...

I'm 19.

I've driven a Real Hemi Dart, 6 or 7 Hemi 'Cudas - including a 1971 Convertable, Two Hemi GTX's, Hemi 4spd Superbird, Hemi Challengers, Hemi 4spd Super, Bee, 528hemi/6speed 71 Cuda, Hemi 71 GTX, 1970 'SunKissed' Drag Cuda built by Sox & Martin, 67 Hemi Coronet and GTX. That about covers the hemis, many 440-6 cars, 340 shaker cars, Super Stock AMX, ZR1 Camaro, Buick GSX, Nash Bridges 'Cuda, Challenger T/A

 

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Goody . . I'm not liking you very much right now!    Nope never had the chance to drive a HEMI car.  

This would of made a good poll! 

[The Cuda Guy]

That is what my Uncles always said when I was growing up "In the 70's you could put a little bit of money into a 440 and blister a 426 hemi, but it would take to much $$$ to get the same out of a hemi".

Yes I have driven a few & built a few so far I have not been overly impressed , they do work well when they are built but with a hyd cam & 2 Carter carbs a  built 440 will take them

[71fish]

Nope, never had the grimacing pleasure..   

[heminut]

Nope, no 426's, just my old 392!

[moparmaniac59]

Never had the pleasure. But there's nothing like a Hemi in your living room. I once had a 340 with W-2 heads in my bedroom. That was bachelor days!! 
                                                            Matt B

[cuda]

Nope never have. Yep want to. 

[moparclown]

I haven't driven one,but was a co-pilot in my friends 68 HEMI GTX.Will remember that ride the rest of my life.Heres a pic of his unrestored ride

[71340RT]

Nope I have never driven a 426 Hemi. I can only imagine how a well tuned 426 Hemi runs as I had a 440 6-barrel that would set you back into the seat when you nailed it. It almost scared the crap out of me everytime I would floor it.

[Super Blue 72]

Nope, never had the fortune of drving one. 

Heck, I'd be happy just to get my car on the road to drive it!

[hotrod98]

Drove one yesterday. My 70 Challenger Convertible.

[Green Drop Top]

#1. Silver on black 1967 Hemi GTX Automatic (Stock)
#2. B7 Blue on Silver 1968 Hemi Road Runner Automatic (Stock)
#3. B5 Blue on White 1967 R/T 4 speed (Stock)
#4. B3 Blue on black 1970 Hemi Cuda 4 speed (stock)
#5. GG1 Green on black 1967 Belvedere II 4 speed (stock)
#6. EV2 on white 1969 Road Runner Automatic (Super Stock D car)
#7. 1971 Hemi Cuda Convertible (clone) 5 speed 472 Hemi, (Matt Delaneys Pro Touring Car)

There's been others but these popped into my head first, I won ALLOT of street races with the first one, and the Super Stock car was sure a memorable ride! 

[JS27N0B]

1967 Hemi Coronet R/T 4spd.
1969 Hemi GTX auto 4:10's
1970 Hemi Cuda auto 4:10's
1970 Hemi Charger R/T SE auto 4:10's
1971 Hemi Challenger 4spd.

The performance of these cars never impressed me. A good 440 car could easily beat any of these.