New for 1962, the redesigned Savoy lineup started with the 225 cubic inch Economy 6 engine producing 145 horsepower, with three optional V8 engines initially available, including the 318 cubic inch Fury V 800 and Sport Fury V 800 and the top 361 cubic inch Golden Commando of 305 horsepower. Later in the year came a 383 and a Super Stock Max Wedge 413, of which only 289 examples were built, sold as a competition car only.
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for 1962, the redesigned Savoy lineup started
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for 1962, the redesigned Savoy lineup started
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