She's gonna be my little project car!! We're gonna give here a nice catback, podfilter, coilpacks, long tubes, x pipe, catch can, & a supercharger. As well as a coolant flush, trans service, gear oil, oil change, tires + alignment, spark plugs, & brake fluid just to keep her for another 150k miles
I just inherited my dad’s 1970 Dodge Challenger T/A 340 Six Pack — Hemi Orange with the black vinyl top, 4-speed manual with the pistol grip shifter. Already a rare combo on its own (1 of 2,399 T/As ever built, 1 of 989 with the manual/pistol grip).
But the real find was what was still with the car: the original title, the cashier’s check from the sale, the bill of sale, the owner’s manual, his Mr. Norm’s Grand-Spaulding Dodge club card, the business card of the salesman who sold it to him, every insurance document, even his pay stub from Inland Steel — and an honest-to-god original Mr. Norm’s t-shirt, still folded up.
I can’t imagine many cars this old come with this much surviving paperwork. Feels less like inheriting a car and more like inheriting a time capsule.
Taking the whole “mini museum” to MCACN this November — can’t wait to share it.
I took these pictures at a big local car show.
Hellcat or Hurricane, KJ Jones of Hot Rod Magazine reports there's a lot more to compare than you think.
Finally got to my Dads 1970 Challenger TA 340 Six Pack. I’m shocked at how good the condition of the interior is. Front seats need a little upholstery love but it’s in great shape for being 50+ yrs old. Keys are still in the ignition. It also has the vinyl top and the pistol grip making it even more rare. Exterior has a little rust. And my dad had it running about a yr ago.
I’ll be bringing this to MCACN. I don’t not know what I’m doing with it yet. So not ask me how much I want for it. I am open to selling if the right price is offered. It’s a gem.
I'm sorry for yelling, but I cannot - no matter what I do - get the rear seat out of my 66 four door Belvedere II. Sitting on it, pushing it back, etc. for a year I cannot get it unlatched at the bottom, even with help. We think that maybe a bigger person maybe bent the brackets down with weight.
Is there any other way or tip to get it out?
I can get to the back of the seat back through the trunk, there is plenty of room. Is it possible to get the seat back pushed up? I'm out of ideas.
It has been a dream for the past 20 years or so, never believing it could come true. But this year the “stars aligned” so to speak and I was able to pull the trigger. 440 cui stroked to 512 cui hooked up to a 727.
I took my baby out for drag racing for the first time. Was a lot of fun, will be doing this more often. I'll post more drag racing content for all of you🔥
This is awesome!
https://youtu.be/0swBzH-f5R0?is=AgnyS1obz8fCQZNi
1968 / 69 Charger Brand New Unibody
1968/69 Charger Unibody (Body in White) made from all new parts.
100% of the Parts are brand new, reproduced by AMD.
Jig Assembled by US Car Tool in Graham NC (Made to order)
MSRP is $39,999.26 ($20K deposit required at time of order)
My 2021 RAM 1500 limited just failed at 103,000 miles. E-torque failure.
I have a Mopar 8 years 125,000 warranty.
Is the E-torque covered? I can't see any exclusions on the warranty itself.
I was looking at a street level view of a property for sale and saw this (2024 google earth image). With that being said, I was curious if anyone could tell me what it is from the picture? I was thinking a 71 Plymouth, but I’m no expert.
I have nothing to do with this car. Just saw it browsing Marketplace and thought maybe someone might be interested.
Car is in the Atlanta area. If this type of post isn't allowed please delete.
Chrysler 300 running 7.816 @ 173.95 MPH in the quarter mile at Napierville Dragway in Quebec.
1986 chrysler fifth avenue was running great just yesterday but now i start it up today and sounds like this. Wants to die when out in gear. Any ideas?