472 Hemi-Powered 1964 Plymouth Savoy 2-Door Sedan

Description

OFFERED WITHOUT RESERVE

If it was loud, fast, or custom, you knew Trebbi—er, trouble—was coming. Born and raised in Cincinnati, Ohio, George Trebbi was known for his insatiable quest for knowledge in business, history, and classic cars. He loved sharing his knowledge and passion with friends and family, and he could frequently be found taking his grandchildren for a joyride in one of his cherished Chevys. Hagerty Marketplace is proud to present The Trebbi Collection: custom, fast, and loud—and all presented without reserve. * * *

The 1964 Plymouth Savoy Super Stock stands as one of the most fearsome drag racing machines ever to roll out of Detroit. Born from Chrysler’s determination to dominate the NHRA's Super Stock class, A‑864 was Chrysler’s internal program code for the 1964 Race Hemi Super Stock package.

The lightweight ’64 Super Stocks used the new first‑generation 426 Race Hemi. To reduce weight, Plymouth used acid-dipped steel, minimal sound deadening, and stripped interiors. Suspension geometry was tuned to maximize weight transfer under hard launches. Plymouth built approximately 112 A‑864 cars between April and July 1964, and Chrysler corporate lawyer Al Strickland’s “Lawman” was one of the dominant Plymouth Super Stocks that year.

A previous owner transformed this 1964 Plymouth in the style of an A-864 Super Stock lightweight drag car. Power is from a first-generation 472ci Race Hemi V8 engine built by Dale Reed with a “bathtub” aluminum cross‑ram intake, dual 750-cfm carburetors, and early valve covers. The interior has had the rear seat, radio, and heater deleted, and it features lightweight A100 truck bucket seats like a factory Super Stocks. Underneath its 2-Door Sedan body, which has been painted in Ruby Red, the car features a modified suspension with mildly tubbed rear fenderwells as well as a Dana 60 rear end.

This Hemi-powered 1964 Plymouth Savoy is now represented at no reserve by a Broad Arrow Specialist with a clean Ohio title in the current owner's name.

This Hemi-powered 1964 Plymouth Savoy is featured on The Daily Vroom (scroll to the bottom of the page).

Highlights

• Offered from the Trebbi Collection

• Built to replicate 1964 Plymouth Savoy A‑864 Super Stock

• Focus on period-correct appearance and components

• Dale Reed–built 472ci Hemi V8

• A833 four-speed manual transmission

• Finished in Ruby Red (P)

Factory Equipment

• The chassis number (2145153028) decodes as:

  • 2 – Plymouth Division

  • 1 – Belvedere series, V8

  • 45 – 2‑door sedan (post)

  • 1 – Lynch Road Assembly Plant (Detroit, Michigan)

  • 53028 – Sequential production number

Modifications

• Exterior

  • Ruby Red paint

  • Fully stripped and media blasted

  • Single‑headlight grille (inboard lamps deleted)

• Interior

  • Rear seat delete

  • Radio and heater delete

  • Auxiliary gauges

  • Rebuilt gauges and re-chromed dash panels

  • Aluminum seat brackets and A-100 truck front bucket seats

• Engine

  • Dale Reed–built 472ci Hemi V8

  • Crower roller cam and lifters

  • 10.2:1 aluminum pistons

  • 8‑quart oil pan

  • Aluminum cross‑ram intake

  • Dual 750 cfm carburetors

  • A833 four-speed manual transmission

  • Doug Thorley headers with 3.5-inch exhaust and X-pipe

  • Trunk-mounted battery

• Brakes/Suspension

  • Rear mini-tub installed with relocated rear springs

  • Right front shock tower modified, and frame stiffeners added

  • Dana 60 Sure Grip rear with 3.55:1 gears

  • Powder-coated front suspension, K-member, and undercarriage components

  • Front disc brakes and rear drum brakes installed

Servicing & Documentation

• Service provided by Zakira’s Garage, a notable shop in Cincinnati for repair, restoration, and maintenance of enthusiast collections, from Model As to modern Lamborghini hypercars.

• February 2026:

  • Replace both rear wheel cylinders

  • Brake fluid flush

  • Replace voltage regulator

Known Imperfections

• Front tires are older than 10 years

Included Items

• Set of rear tires

• Extra battery

Ownership History

This 1964 Plymouth Savoy 2-Door Sedan is offered from the Trebbi Collection. The current owner acquired the car in 2018.

Additional Information

The seller states; “The previous owner, a longtime Mopar enthusiast, set out to build an authentic example of a 1964 Plymouth Savoy A‑864 Hemi car. The goal was period correctness. Aside from the Dale Reed–built 472ci Hemi, the car is faithful to its era—from the paint and interior colors to the exhaust system.”

“During the restoration, the Savoy was stripped and media blasted. A rear mini‑tub and relocated springs were added, the right shock tower modified, and frame stiffeners installed. A Dana 60 rear with 3.55 Posi gears was fitted.”

“Power comes from the Dale Reed Hemi featuring a Crower roller cam and lifters, 10.2:1 aluminum pistons, and an 8‑quart oil pan. The Hemi is paired with an A833 four-speed transmission. Doug Thorley headers feed a 3.5‑inch exhaust with X‑pipe. The front suspension, K‑member, and undercarriage components were powder coated.”

“The car received front disc brakes, rear drums, re‑brightened grille and headlight buckets, and a clean interior with radio and heater delete. Gauges were rebuilt, dash panels re‑chromed, and correct aluminum seat brackets and bucket seats installed. Finished in correct 1964 Ruby Red base/clear paint.”

Please note: Due to long term storage, this 1964 Plymouth Savoy 2-Door Sedan is titled, but is not licensed or registered. The successful bidder will need to license and register per their state's laws.

Please note: A low 12’ bridge limits access to this location, and only a small transporter can be used to pick up these vehicles.

A Broad Arrow Specialist is working as an agent on behalf of the seller of this listing. As such, the purchase transaction will be facilitated by Broad Arrow, including vehicle payment, applicable taxes required to be collected by the seller or Broad Arrow, and title/ownership reassignment. Broad Arrow is a wholly-owned subsidiary of Hagerty.

Contact: Matt Lowney Phone: 623.308.2640 Email: mlowney@hagerty.com