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11.88 @ 110 mph ;)

Do you have any pictures? Someone here might know the car and be able to help you out.

How much?

Tri-City in Tenn. has done 3 sets of bumpers for me. I am extremely pleased with their work and would use them again. They also offer free shipping to and from any of the shows they attend and it doesn't have to be a Chrysler only event!!!!!!

Not my cup of tea either. I'm thinkin cars should be cars and trucks should be trucks. One thing for sure , someone put in a lot of work on that thing!!

Good find and a great save! What part of Baltimore are you from? We are a little north in Harford County. Good luck with the Father Son project.

Almost forgot....

Big block will fit. I'm not sure there is a "low buck" build these days, but you can make a damn fine street/strip car that will demand a lot of attention anywhere you take it.. Good Luck! Yeah I'm kinda partial to em myself:)

Here's our 69 in B3 blue.... ...and our 67 in Hemi orange!

1969 340 4 speed Dart. Man-O-Man do I wish that I still had that car!!

No truer words have been spoken yet today!!!!!LOL:???::hmph:

Snubber no Bars for me! Been that way for 30 years........ If I get my build done and have any money to spare i might try a set of Cal Tracs. Save the T/bars for the Chevy guys.:iconbigg:

Start "measurin" and "cuttin"! Make it look something like this.........

The holes in the head liner on top of the sun visors are entry holes that the mice chewed in it.Trust me, I got the merit badge on this one!! No telling what kind of STINKEN mess you are going to smell and or find. I would count on replacing the head liner if it was mine! That along with the...

This is Hemi Orange and in person its ORANGE.:grin::cheers: Now here's the engine bay. Same color paint but the picture was taken with a different camera. My advice would be NOT to try and choose a paint color based on pictures from the internet. Good Luck!!

Not sure about the rope, but DON'T booger up that gasket because you can't replace em. Rear window gaskets for 67-68 and 69 Valiants and post Darts are not available to the best of my knowledge. I searched and searched but ended up having to re-use my old one.

Here's the ones that we put in the Valiant

255/60/15 is about the biggest we could get.

Another good option would be a Racer Brown Cam. They are very popular with the mopar guys in this area. Jimmy D. (owner) is a Mopar guy and is very helpful.

We use a Bolens 244 and a Bobcat. The Bolens works great up to about 6 to 8 inches........after that we have to get the skid loader out.

This is where a /6 used to live!!:toothy10: Go BB and never look back!

I used a 95 Dakota, I'm sure other years will work but i don't know what the range is. I'm guessing anything with a 318 or 360 in it.

Here's the 85 1 ton dump that my Dad left me when he passed. It sat in the barn untouched for 6 years. This past Easter CJ and I put a battery in it, sprayed some ether in the carb and it fired right up. Other than a good cleaning, oil change and a new set of simulators I haven't had to touch...

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Here's ours.............

Went to a benefit car show today that was 90% Mopar. Check out the pics on www.benchseatracin.com. FABO was represented! Click on the Chris Miles benefit pic for the whole gallery.

Here's the 69.......340 4 speed. I have owned this 67 for 28 years give or take. We should have it completed by next spring.

Gotta Love Them Valiants!!

Cudaspaz, Keep the 4 speed and ditch the small block. Your car would be AWESOME as a big block 4 speed car!!!! :cheers: