1964 Plymouth Savoy

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.

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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.