Rustyfish
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I was thinking it would be nice to have a voluntary owner registry/database simply of year/make/model and any other info an owner was willing to provide. That would give a better picture of the OP's original post and question.
Yupper. KimI would think that Demons would be in the dart category because they are a dart Demon.
‘63 Dart and ‘66 Dart GT1966 Dart GT, and a 1964 Valiant 2 door post.
'67 Barracuda Fastback, KK1, 225/904/7.25. Bought it without an engine, put in a plain 318 with a 340 TQ intake and the "good" exhaust manifolds with 2-1/2" exhaust, droned a bit but went nice! 340/833/8.75 going in one of these days!
Sitting around trying not to think of some pesky virus and too cold to work in the garage I built a spreadsheet from the bits and pieces in all the posts in this thread and a little digging into profiles.
114 cars so far and '67 Barracuda is in the lead for individual honors with 12 and Dart is leading overall with 48.
Snapshot of the tally sheet:
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Just the one, 73 Duster. Originally a six banger, now a 408, 727, 3000 stall, 8 3/4 3:55. Manual Steering and Manual front disc brakes. Speedhut gauges. Reinforced K and LCA's, 1.5x3" subframe connectors. 2 1/2" Exhaust Flowmaster 40's. 11 - 12 mpg "under the right conditions"
Only if you "Special" us Plain Janes' get nothin!I was thinking it would be nice to have a voluntary owner registry/database simply of year/make/model and any other info an owner was willing to provide. That would give a better picture of the OP's original post and question.
I think they are all special. Makes documentation mo bettuh!Only if you "Special" us Plain Janes' get nothin!
Thanks.Grew up in East Van, retired to the Fraser Valley about 5 years ago.