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This is one of 6 old Mopars that were at the shop last week. I should have grabbed pics. I might go to the guys house and get some photos of all his cars. He's got like 11 old mopars and 2 new Challangers.

Torque anyone

larrycavan wrote:

This is one of 6 old Mopars that were at the shop last week. I should have grabbed pics. I might go to the guys house and get some photos of all his cars. He's got like 11 old mopars and 2 new Challangers.

Torque anyone

ahhh...old mopars.....i used to have a 72 fury gran coupe....78 newport.......my brother had a bunch of darts and coronets.....never under estimate a nutty kid in a 318 dart!!!.....i used to get mopar collectors guide regularly up untill about 3 years ago....great rag .....

we are in the process of restoring one of those...1970 challenge t/a 340 sixpak...hemi orange black vinyl roof pistol grip shifter
16000mile numbers matching.
have some pics here... www.mercenary-mechanic.com in projects
enjoy

too busy between plumbing and wiring and a/c season just starting to kick in to stop and work on any of my own projects! :S :S :S :S :S

very nice i have to say, love the old cornetts, and chargers, my dad had a black 68 charger SE with the 440 when i wan young, he bought it when he was 22, and still had it when he was 34 when i was born.....jesus christ! that was the car that made me want to be a technician!

Now here i am......fuel trim...data bus....sensors.....and 300+volt hybrids, fun fun fun:(

im doing the aircooled expirament now....maybe 200 hp in a 1500 pound car....but they dont last....subaru??? idk... maybe a 440 in a bug. well see, i got the shit...ill post pics.

I had a '71 318 Dart and a '67 383 Monaco. Practically everyone in my family had a Dart of some year. I had near 300,000 on the original Dart motor before the frame rusted through. The motor was still strong but the trans and rear end were ready to fall out. Wished I could have kept it longer.

fochtup1 wrote:

we are in the process of restoring one of those...1970 challenge t/a 340 sixpak...hemi orange black vinyl roof pistol grip shifter
16000mile numbers matching.
have some pics here... www.mercenary-mechanic.com in projects
enjoy

My older brother had the cousin to that, a 1970 AAR Cuda. I've wanted one since I was 14 years old. You're a lucky guy!

I had a 70 Cuda, 340 six pack, Centerlines. i got it in a trade for a Z1.
What a deal that was , too bad i dont still have it.
a friend of mine just picked up a 70, 440, automatic, RT Charger, that sat for 20 years. its in very good shape .he wants to put a blower on it.

My first car in High School was a 66 "300" with a 383 and a Carter four barrel. As big and heavy as the car was I could light the back end up any time I wanted. I bought the car from an old woman whose husband passed on and she wanted $250 back in 1976.

larrycavan wrote:

fochtup1 wrote:

we are in the process of restoring one of those...1970 challenge t/a 340 sixpak...hemi orange black vinyl roof pistol grip shifter
16000mile numbers matching.
have some pics here... www.mercenary-mechanic.com in projects
enjoy

My older brother had the cousin to that, a 1970 AAR Cuda. I've wanted one since I was 14 years old. You're a lucky guy!

i wish i was that lucky...customers car...but should be worth about 600,000 dollars when complete. that car is 1 of 2 in that package and #2 is gone to mopar heaven.
aar cuda is next in line is to come through the shop from the owner of the T/A

Like plumb i really loved those old mopar hemi hi-domes. My first was the old dodge red ram floating head out of a dirt tracker, but my mopars lost out when i got the best looking pontiac ever the 1965 (goat) GTO,(with preformance pac).

fochtup1 wrote:

larrycavan wrote:

fochtup1 wrote:

we are in the process of restoring one of those...1970 challenge t/a 340 sixpak...hemi orange black vinyl roof pistol grip shifter
16000mile numbers matching.
have some pics here... www.mercenary-mechanic.com in projects
enjoy

My older brother had the cousin to that, a 1970 AAR Cuda. I've wanted one since I was 14 years old. You're a lucky guy!

i wish i was that lucky...customers car...but should be worth about 600,000 dollars when complete. that car is 1 of 2 in that package and #2 is gone to mopar heaven.
aar cuda is next in line is to come through the shop from the owner of the T/A

I see you're in Pa. Let me know when that Cuda is there and I'll drive down to see it in person. I can see from your website that you're my kind of people

I had a 69 GTX 440 with the slap stick auto. Rust bucket but boy did it ever smoke the tires...