r/mopar

FCX24 RC conversion with 1/18 scale Diecast Dodge 2500 body, added lockers, heavier springs, tires and re-adjusted rear links. Can she climb now😃

42nd Annual Mid-Atlantic Mopar Meet at Mason Dixon Dragway.

The 42nd Annual Mid-Atlantic Mopar Meet at Mason Dixon Dragway.

I know nothing about mopar, I own a 75 Datsun 280z and a 91 Diesel Jetta. This car was my uncles and no one wanted it so I ended up picking it up. It’s running and driving, was resprayed in the early 90s, is an automatic and has the slant 6. Any other questions I am happy to answer. Mileage is unknown, the odometer is a 5 digit. I’d guess 140k.

Owner: Tommy Kagarise

The 42nd Annual Mid-Atlantic Mopar Meet at Mason Dixon Dragway.

At the 42nd Annual Mid-Atlantic Mopar Meet.

Hi! I’m in the process of moving this 1965 coronet to a flat area to throw some wheels on it, where would the best point be to run a strap in the front? The front suspension is fully in tact and solid.

Owner: Alan Davis

At the 42nd Annual Mid-Atlantic MOPAR Meet.

Filled up 91 at shell, when I started my car to leave code PO62A popped up on the dash with CEL showing. Got to my destination fine. Later when leaving I noticed CEL is now gone but code still shows in the diagnostic page. I have found a couple forums with people having the same code come up after filling up with shell gas. Anybody else have this issue? I know the code is a fuel pump issue after doing my research but I’m wondering if the fuel I got from shell may have been the cause.

1/18 scale Diecast police chase with the 70 Hemi Plymouth Cuda 😎

1 of Only 11 Hemi GTXs Produced for 1971 With a 4-Speed, 426/425 HP V-8

1969 Coronet 500, my father in law had a 72 charger, sold it in 98 to buy a house for his family. Fast forward to 2023 we found his old car, reunited him and turns out its worth a fortune. So we started a new search and found this Coronet. It's been a wild ride thus far the story was actually on supercar blondie even, we just released an update on the car a few days ago. Ill put it in the comments for those curious to see it. Some pretty emotional stuff, theyre more than just cars!

Uses the factory dash mounting holes, clears the ash tray and glove box, and doesn’t get too much in the way of passenger leg room.

No more drinks flying all over the bench.

I’ll be needing to purchase a few parts to get all running right and proper. Does anybody know if there are any good places to order off of or no?

At the 37th Annual Cruisin Ocean City.