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Dad had a '67 T-Bird with a fold down arm rest in the back seat. I could sit up high and see everything from there. Unless dad had to hit the brakes hard at which time I could see what was under the front seats.

Well...not to be that guy but...it's not a double negative. https://www.merriam-webster.com/grammar/flammable-or-inflammable I had to look it up 'cause I thought the same thing when I saw it. But irregardless, it doesn't sound right.:lol:

That's an impressive streak going there!

Not much to wonder. Sid still is consistent but has been trying to get the younger guys to step up. The last guy he mentored (Geuntzel) is now making millions elsewhere. Geno (Malkin) has been in a slump for a decade give or take. Letang sadly can't keep up with these younger kids.

That's great! Now you'll need to tell us how we did with our armchair appraisals.

I think the faults are very trivial at this price point. I can honestly say I have never used the heater in any of my cars. If there are any undercar pics, look for the speedo/odo cable. Maybe need a new cable? Maybe it's not engaged at the speedo gage. You'll need to get the headlight doors...

Well, I think the Pens got a new Zamboni and a bag of magic beans during the off season so not holding my breath. Good thing we didn't waste any effort to find a goalie.

Please tell me you voiced your displeasure. They knew it wasn't an $80k car, not even a $60k car. Now it calls all their cars into question, and they have a lotta cars!

^^^ Yep, What he said. You'll talk to the person that knows the car, not the person who knows it's a red Dodge something-or-other. Here's a good feel for where the 2nd gen Charger market is or should be. https://www.forbbodiesonly.com/moparforum/threads/68-dodge-charger-resto-mod.296716/...

So, after all the comments, are you gonna go look at it? Still might be worth it, or at least you can negotiate based on the comments.

No doubt! $20k is getting you a vin tag and some scrap metal. $40k is a sad fixer-upper. But, a quick search for '69 Darts shows $50k avg for a nicely restore 340 car. Glad I got my cars when I did.

These Chargers sure ain't getting any cheaper, and $80k is a fair price for a really nice non original car. I think this is a little more worth the money even though it needs some refining. https://www.hemmings.com/classifieds/listing/1970-dodge-charger-greene-ia-2822149 And this one has more...

Looks like an older resto. There are pics where the paint looks like it could use a good buff. Back bumper is crooked. Both bumpers are dented. That back lower pass side lower valance to quarter corner is wanky. Looks like you'll find mud in the lower quarters by the door. Add-on gages under the...

We're near the SC/GA/NC border. We took a beating. Luckily no major flooding in our area but lots of trees down, power out probably for days yet. We have to go travel a bit just to get cell service and power/internet to stay in touch. Our prayers go out to everyone that is dealing with the...

Sept 12,13,14 2025. One of the midway booth reps said that's the dates they were told.

All in all I give it two thumbs up! It not the perfectly organized car show and swap meet that Chrysler Carlisle is but it has far more nonstop action, far better than the Nats recently. I almost didn't go because of the weather outlook but glad I did.

From the Moparty website - How do I attend as a spectator? All tickets must be purchased online. Spectators – $25 per day when purchased online here. Children 16 and under are free Click Here to get tickets. A $5 military discount will be granted with the presentation of a valid military photo...

Geez, I'm glad you said that! I wouldn't have expected that. None of the other big shows I go to are that way. Spectator tickets are usually at the gate.

I'm glad you took the time to connect with these kids! I was at a show recently next to a guy with a newer Mustang. Nice car, eye catching color, nice graphics, really appealed to the younger kids, 12-18 years old. He'd let them sit in it, even start it up. His reasoning was these kids are going...

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I just went thru this on my Jeep Wrangler. The 5604 number is what you're matching up. TIPMs don't get programmed. They do need reset once installed. Here's the company I went with since I wasn't comfortable with a junkyard unit that could have it's own problems. 2008 - 2010 Chrysler Town &...

I could use one! I've had a shopping cart full for a week now waiting for the right time to order. Many thanks! Dan

Ah, you're killin' me! Now I gotta go grocery shopping. A friend of mine turned me on to Breztenski's (?) sausage out of Ford City I think. Best I ever had. Can't find it anymore.

I agree with everyone above. Been going since the late 80's. Brice Road was a show of it's own. The exhibition runs were cool - The Dodge Boys, Little Red Express wheelstander, Sox and Martin, etc... massive midway, great swap meet, and a great show overall. I think the organizers just got lazy...

I have one from there on a different car. I can verify 22ga is strong enough unless you're prone to kissing parking curbs. Mine's been on for about 10 years with no issues. I was skeptical too but all is good.

Kinzua Bridge, very scenic part of the state. God bless her and the person taking the pic 'cause that's a looong way up or down to get there!

Someone owns those cars and to each their own but that's like rubbing your nose in it. At least with the junkyard finds, you can drag 'em home and make it your own.

Ah, sometimes the stories are what makes the hobby interesting! A shop full of cars under covers makes for some good tales. Tim had the Dart on the chassis dyno up at Keystone Raceway before we pulled that slant out. I think it mustered 75 hp.

It's cool to see the old history, not just the cars. The NASCAR Drag Series decal and other period pieces, the license plate frames from long gone dealerships etc...

Tim bought the turquoise '68 Dart with the slant six that's now a 360 car. He wanted me to look at an old Monaco I think it was. I talked him into the Dart.