Newbee Checking In
Hi gang, thanks for the welcome. The Dart is a one family owned car. It was sold new in Croswell,MI at Bricker Motors which is still around. I bought it from the family and moved it to NJ. It needed a little work on the lower fenders, but other than that, this car is bone stock original. It still has two original tires that I removed. The hoses, belts, clamps, etc are all original. The underside is not the greatest. It must have sat in a dirt garage at some point. Thankfully it was an undercoated car, and the floors, trunk and frame are solid. The components are what suffered. I'm not touching a thing, but my friends think I'm nuts for not replacing the brake and fuel lines. I'll cross that bridge when I need to.
That picture is at an old Ft. in S.Jersey. It was used as a air/surface defense system back in the early 1900's. On the other side of that building is the atlantic ocean. And yes, that Charger pic was in Carlisle last year in Building "T". Don't even ask me how I got in there. I was the little guy on the block to say the least.
Hi gang, thanks for the welcome. The Dart is a one family owned car. It was sold new in Croswell,MI at Bricker Motors which is still around. I bought it from the family and moved it to NJ. It needed a little work on the lower fenders, but other than that, this car is bone stock original. It still has two original tires that I removed. The hoses, belts, clamps, etc are all original. The underside is not the greatest. It must have sat in a dirt garage at some point. Thankfully it was an undercoated car, and the floors, trunk and frame are solid. The components are what suffered. I'm not touching a thing, but my friends think I'm nuts for not replacing the brake and fuel lines. I'll cross that bridge when I need to.
That picture is at an old Ft. in S.Jersey. It was used as a air/surface defense system back in the early 1900's. On the other side of that building is the atlantic ocean. And yes, that Charger pic was in Carlisle last year in Building "T". Don't even ask me how I got in there. I was the little guy on the block to say the least.