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I know where and when my car was built but nothing else, and I'm happy with that. You may only get that much so be prepared to hit a brick wall.

That's disheartening since I'll need a new windshield at some point.

Mine just passed, the 5th. I have a lot of Virgos in my circle, strangely enough.

Best wishes from Colorado, John.

Chrysler unsuccessfully sued GM years back for the fact that Hummers used a seven slot grille. I, too, think that it was just derivative and infringed upon the brand's territory but a judge didn't agree.

I don't know. I'm not at all familiar with that.

Good Christ, it's hideous.

This is an atrocity, regardless of how one feels about the now-outgoing Challenger. https://www.caranddriver.com/news/a45873619/mitsuoka-honda-civic-retromod/

Lookit what I just found in my feed. How's that for odd timing? 174K views · 6.8K reactions | #moparornocar #mopar #dodgecharger Brazilian Dodge Charger #braziliandodge | Mopar Style The Visual Art | Nirvana · Come As You Are (Devonshire Mix)

Yeah, a lot of that would have to be hand fabbed. I'm betting that the interior is pretty much stock Dodge Dart, though.

It's a VH Charger, yes. They were produced from June 1971 to March 1973.

Definitely. They're my absolute favorite non-US Mopar. Have I mentioned that lately?

This is my second favorite foreign Mopar---second only to the Aussie Charger--the Brazilian Dodge GTX R/T. How's that for a mish mash of Chrysler terms?

The extended C pillars were also used on a very short run of Australian Valiants called the Mexicana. No kidding. If you watch the video embedded in the article, the guy talking claims to know Mopars but is actually full of nonsense.

This came across my newsfeed today, even though the show was last year. Rare and Stunning: Brazilian-Made 1975 Dodge Charger R/T Spotted in the US

I couldn't find one locally so $623 later, I have one coming from Arizona (Desert Valley Auto Parts).

My next car will be a Challenger, too. The only requirements are that it be white and have a manual transmission.

Sorry for the Phord polluting the picture. He was just backing in as I starting moving to take a few snaps.

Bucket seats, aftermarket steering wheel, and a shifter.

And yes, I'll take them. Thank you very much.

Are they the same as the '65?

I need a '66 Dart Rear Bumper with brackets and taillights/buckets somewhere near Denver if possible. I found the right parts at Desert Valley Auto Parts, but I'd like to see if I can beat their price first.

I saw an NOS piece sell for $350 last year and I'm kicking myself for not buying it when I had the chance.

Update: this is all that's left.

Update: the '67 Fury manual is spoken for.

I found these amongst my magazines and literature. Does anyone want them? I'm only asking shipping because I can't bring myself to throw them away.

Thank you. How is it that I've never seen these until I bought a set?

The Virus, What Do You Want?

The Varukers, Less is More.

These came in a pile of stuff I bought more than 20 years ago in an all-or-nothing deal. I have no idea what they're from but they were referred as 'Darth Vader drums.' They appear to be 4 on 4, and I have a sneaking suspicion that they're not Chrysler parts.