A-Bodies...Big Motors / New Hemi Duster - FINAL ASSEMBLY
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HemiMark
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I wish I grew up in Findley.............
SpikeWills69
Live Free or Die
Wow, that is one beautiful BT, 409. My first hot rod was powered by a 348, and had a ton of fun with that thing. I paid $50 for that engine, so you know it was a long time ago. So I have a soft spot for those engines. They look so good too.
Actually my Dad sold a hemi to by best friend which he put in a 54 ford, so I ended up buying the 348 from another friend. (Irony)
62BT409, that is one sweet ride.
Old Man Mopar
Righteous Dude
Since I have known Jim, he has sold a couple of other "sweet rides". His beautiful
'64 Max Wedge Savoy and his dual-primer '68 Hemi Dart clone.
SpikeWills69
Live Free or Die
Since I have known Jim, he has sold a couple of other "sweet rides". His beautiful
'64 Max Wedge Savoy and his dual-primer '68 Hemi Dart clone.
Oh so sweet, MOPAR sweet.
wasn't me....I spent a lot of time carrying out groceries after school and weekends to save the $1150 I paid for that 21K miled Get-X.....and it was worth every freakin' minute.
Old Man Mopar
Righteous Dude
If you did, you and Denny would have gotten into so much trouble that
you would be just getting out of street racer's prison right about now.
Also, we would never have met Jim, Tod and Donnie.
You could always move here now. I keep pointing out spots that would
be great for "The HOT ROD Restaurant" every time you visit.
68GSS440
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well, now that you mention it....
my brother wrapped his first car(70 'Cuda) around a phone pole at the rear wheel
and me, well. . . .
i was doing a burnout :burnout: around a corner and spun mine around 2 1/2 times and the rear passenger corner went into the fuel tank of a parked semi. and being an irresponsible teenager, i fled the scene and sold it a short time later.
txstang84
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Since I have known Jim, he has sold a couple of other "sweet rides". His beautiful
'64 Max Wedge Savoy and his dual-primer '68 Hemi Dart clone.
Damn those are sweet rides
Bull1tt
AWB Dodge
If we're posting some old Mopar pics.... hammering on the 'bird.
This is from around '81-2 ish.
This is from around '81-2 ish.
Bull1tt
AWB Dodge
Street Machine Nationals at Indy, they let us drive the track! Every year we went to that event... and drove our cars there! Mine had tunnel ram and 4:10's in the Dana, about a ten hour drive.
Bull1tt
AWB Dodge
IS THAT NOT DYNO DON....in his SUPER BIRD
That would be "HI-IMPACT" Don! LOL!!!
That would be "HI-IMPACT" Don! LOL!!!
BUT 4.10's on the track..............really WHINING
Hey, why u home?..........snow day from school ;)
Bull1tt
AWB Dodge
The car was screaming on the highway at 55mph!
No work today or tomorrow, after the holiday off to camp.
No work today or tomorrow, after the holiday off to camp.
HemiMark
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Aim small miss small!
Just bustin your balls.:glasses7:
I worked for a nursery shoveling top soil into 80 pound bags to earn the money to buy my 70 340 Challenger. And your right it was worth every minute shoveling all that dirt. I will say this though, doing that every day after school and all day Saturday I was in damn good shape. lol
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Since I have known Jim, he has sold a couple of other "sweet rides". His beautiful
'64 Max Wedge Savoy and his dual-primer '68 Hemi Dart clone.
My favorite of the bunch. Fun to drive too! The Max Wedge is one of my favorite Mopar engine packages. The push button 727 is just plain cool. The black/red combo is perfect. The car looked fast sitting still.
I've driven them all except the BT. And the new 'cuda - yet. The Hemi Dart was fun. The Demon is fun (I think I've driven it more than Jim LOL). The RR convertible is a great car to cruise around in & looks awesome.
Jim needs to post the pics of the sweet '67 El Camino that started this whole muscle car thing for him. Very nicely restored White small block/4 speed Elky. Of course Jim had plenty of other cool toys before these too.
SixSpeedSS
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:cussing: You old farts got all the cool cars! I do like the rare silver on that GTX.
I was born too late. I would have been in my glory if I could have bought any 21k musclecar (but specifically '66 GTO, '68 GTX, '70 440x6 Charger, '64 Max Wedge Plymouth or Dodge, etc).
When I was in high school, the cars that were affordable were the mid to late '70's junk (my first car was '76 Grand Prix). '80's performance cars were too expensive.
Jim needs to post the pics of the sweet '67 El Camino that started this whole muscle car thing for him. Very nicely restored White small block/4 speed Elky. Of course Jim had plenty of other cool toys before these too.[/QUOTE said:
I would just like to have your "rejects"
HAHAHA...............no problem brother. I wish I had the room........or I would still have them all ;) Room for only 4 !
Old Man Mopar
Righteous Dude
Jim, You could probably win a lot of popcorn with people betting
on what car is under which cover.
I am thinking the BT409 is on the top right but I must admit that I
am flumoxed on the rest of them.
Is that particular picture one of the "non-current" offerings?
Maybe the '64 Max Wedge on the upper left and the Hemi Dart clone
on the lower right?
on what car is under which cover.
I am thinking the BT409 is on the top right but I must admit that I
am flumoxed on the rest of them.
Is that particular picture one of the "non-current" offerings?
Maybe the '64 Max Wedge on the upper left and the Hemi Dart clone
on the lower right?
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