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Hate to be a killjoy but see to it that you get a container that is in good shape and use a LOT of moisture collector! A friend of mine got a 70 Challenger shipped to Finland, it is a full nut and bolt resto using mostly NOS parts. Opening the container was a shock. The car had mold everywhere...

Small world Ulf! I have a 1967 Dodge D200 Sweptline Custom cab Camper Special crew longbed that was sold by Reedman. I also know a guy in the Midwest with an LS6 Chevelle from this dealership. I have been told that it was an early "mega-dealer" situated on a hill, as you moved up you got also up...

Congratulations Ulf! I have to say that this thread has been one of the best things on the internet! Great to see the fantastic product but at the same time sad to see this go. Hope to buy the book one day. I don't know how to put into words the efforts witnessed here, all I can say that this is...

In Sweden they still seem to require those silly ugly things. I don't know why. In Finland they used to require them just to bother people driving US cars. Luckily all that ended when the inspection stations were opened for private competition. Regarding a couple other things, in Finland amber...

Oh, gotcha. Have never seen pics of that one. Is it converted to a civilian car or is it still a rally car? The Finnish Barracuda was for sale a long time for about $100K after being restored...sorry about hijacking this thread...

Thanks for those numbers...is the Monte Carlo Barracuda in Sweden now? Did Juha Berner sell it or does he live there? Here's the car some time ago with modern safety additions to be able to take part in the Monte Carlo Historic race...

Of the big three Chrysler was the biggest in Finland in the mid-60:s. Especially A-bodies sold well (for a big, expensive car, remember folks, this is Europe), B-bodies were a lot more scarce and C-bodies were seldom sold to private individuals. However, back in those days most large...

No need to save me Ulf, I am not so knowledgeable but I love this stuff. I have drooled over Daves projects for hours on the net! To me these cars are not only works of art but also a time machine back to an era that suits me better. Nothing could be more fitting than treating a car with such...

Wow man, my hat is off to you! First the incredible Forwardlook restorations from Sweden, then the musclecars getting better and better and now an early A that might get more attention to original parts than nothing else on this side of the pond! Love these Dart Chargers and the D-Darts of 1966...