So how far back does your Mopar experience go?
Worked on putting a 350 motor together in a 58 plymouth with my Dad in 1962 I was 7 yrs old. We bought and sold mopars together since then. I took over in 1973 at 18. At 18 I was driving several cars. 66 GTO, 69 Coronet R/T, 62 Polara, and a 70 340 Swinger. The only one I never had the motor out was the Swinger
I had a 413 stuffed in a 64 Valiant but never drove it on the street. I quit school in 73 and went to work at the Bethlehem steel Co. Over the years I had all makes and models I fell in love with the 440's and 340's .
Street racing was what I was into. Wrecked many cars and destroyed many motors with a friend Frank Reichel. "RIP" Drugs got the best of him in the early 80's. I owned two Chevy 5 ton tow trucks from my dad. I even bought old tow trucks. I actually had like a little fleet and I towed what ever I had to to make money and still held a job.
Worked on putting a 350 motor together in a 58 plymouth with my Dad in 1962 I was 7 yrs old. We bought and sold mopars together since then. I took over in 1973 at 18. At 18 I was driving several cars. 66 GTO, 69 Coronet R/T, 62 Polara, and a 70 340 Swinger. The only one I never had the motor out was the Swinger
I had a 413 stuffed in a 64 Valiant but never drove it on the street. I quit school in 73 and went to work at the Bethlehem steel Co. Over the years I had all makes and models I fell in love with the 440's and 340's .
Street racing was what I was into. Wrecked many cars and destroyed many motors with a friend Frank Reichel. "RIP" Drugs got the best of him in the early 80's. I owned two Chevy 5 ton tow trucks from my dad. I even bought old tow trucks. I actually had like a little fleet and I towed what ever I had to to make money and still held a job.