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Have a couple that I like. Couple of the Dart, one of the Satellite and one of my Dad driving the Satellite and myself driving the Dart. Like the black and white effect on the Dart pics. The Satellite just looks really good in this pic and the Father/Son pic is pretty self explanatory

That looks like the fastest Nova I've ever seen!:rofl:

Here's a couple my friend took, and one from 2018 Moparfest.

Just curious rumblefish, what year Challenger did you have? The change to the 8 speed from the 5 speed helped to disguise the torque deficit of the 3.6. Felt quite quick with the 8 speed behind it.

Found this article interesting. https://www.washingtonpost.com/graphics/2020/world/corona-simulator/?fbclid=IwAR3nt5diKyIt7EIglvOzRq9O8wEauzsU7J6iVTIKlBs3G1uAViFhpBwiuYs&utm_campaign=wp_main&utm_medium=social&utm_source=facebook

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My first thought was early 80's g body also. Just can't find a pic to prove it.

Helping a friend trying to identify what this seat is out of. He can't find any markings on it. He thought it was from a late 70's GM product. Any help would be appreciated.

68 notch back barracuda turbine bronze.

I love this Ron White bit

If they follow the avs series the part #'s should be 1903 and 1904. But I can't find those part #'s anywhere on the site.

My current daily driver is a 2017 Honda Civic ex-t with a manual. Fun car to drive with the turbo engine. Gets spectacular mileage too. Driven Civic's for 20+ years with nothing but regular maintenance. Leased a 2013 Toyota Corolla for the wife and regretted the decision from day one. No...

Don't know if this will help you out. http://www.allpar.com/fix/codes.html I have never heard of a radio code either.

My mother bought an 08 CR-V new and now has around 100000 miles(165000 kms) on it with nothing done but regular maintenence. My only complaint is the lack of power, but she doesn't mind it.

I'm about a hour away in london.

Saw that today too. Bunch of chev/ford goofs trying to appease the masses I guess.

It's too bad they gave you the run around. It took 3 weeks for my dougs headers to arrive, but I was told this up front. The first time I asked about them I was told 6 weeks!! Doug's apparently makes them in batches so if you miss the batch you're waiting for awhile.

Tragically Hip x6 I think Pearl Jam x3 Metallica x2 Ozzy Going to see Slayer, Megadeath and Testament this coming Friday

Here's my 69 swinger in progress Before and currently

It has been ridiculous here. It has rained 6 days straight. I really need to cut my grass but my back yard is a pond!! And they are talking another 5 days of rain!

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vo4kDrWBa6c

Me 2004 honda civic Mrs 1997 honda civic Toys 1997 dodge dakota 1967 plymouth satellite 1969 dodge dart swinger Here's a pic of the dakota and satellite

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3.5L is a decent engine. Grandmother has a 99 300M and that thing flat out hauls when you turn the traction control off. Had some minor electrical issues but otherwise has been very reliable. The 3.5 is light years ahead of the 2.7L from a reliability standpoint. Hard to understand...

I'm 30 so I guess I'm right on the line. The 69 is my first restomod of a classic mopar. Always driven mopars though My first car was an 88 daytona shelby z (fast little thing...when it wasn't in the shop) Next bought a 75 dart /6 auto. That car got me through university before meeting...

You will have to see how the gauges hook up. MIght have to fab your own instrument panel. I do believe, however, that the 97 rams still used the old traditional setup. 98 and newer sensor feeds go through the pcm first before getting to the instrument panel. They will be electronic gauges as...

According to allpar it looks like the challenger will be built but only with the 6.1 and a 6 speed. Looks like a limited production with a hefty price tag. Oh well, at least it looks like they will build it. As for neons, I have tried twice to convince myself to buy a neon in the past 7...