davescuda.... i'm wondering if i could add my M-Code fastback to the Registry? please tell me how to do that and what documentation you need. i can send you pics of the dash VIN tag and the body numbers on the radiator support and rear trunk lip.
www.autonews.com
sadly, the autonews website won't let you read this article unless you buy a subscription. that publication has a lot of good car news but i already have too many "on-line" subscriptions. maybe you could summarize what the article says?
That's A BAD MOPAR! Looks Awesome!
i always wanted a M-Code Cuda and finally found one several years ago. it was a cut up 426 Hemi drag car in Boston ten years ago then it went to Bartlesville, Oklahoma to a mopar racing guy who put a 440 in it. i was able to buy it from him as a roller with no racing parts. i then had the body sent to American Medal Direct (AMD) down in Georgia to have it put back to OEM stock. to do this, i bought a body shell from Arizona which was a beautiful NO RUST car and sent that to AMD. they then cut the entire floor pan with all accessory attachment metal from the donor car and welded it in the M-Code car. i now have a completely stock, OEM correct, perfect, no rust or bondo Cuda. i found a date correct 440 block which is being built presently with aluminum heads and other parts. i'm putting 6 bbl carbs on it and then a lift-off hood like that A12 69 Road Runner. i also had AMD install a 4 sp hump so i will have the only 69 M-Code Cuda (that i know of) that has a 440 6bbl with a 4 speed. it should be a very fun car to drive!
I would like to see pics of it now. Those pictures were from when I bought it from an auction around 13 years ago I think. Wish I had been able to get all the rest of the parts from that auction but they were already sold before the car went up for sale.
BRUTALLY FUN! I may seem to remember reading about the bodywork part of that on here. Much Congrats on the Progress, but even MORE ON THE VISION!!!!!!! That will be Piles of Smiles, for Many Miles!
I couldn't read it either. But you can just see the dates it passed and went into effect. The law requiring it is US Code 571.202. Here's the 1971 version of it, which is probably very similar if not identical to the 1969 law. It's quite technical. It begins right at the end of page 1, and goes through most of the second column in page 2.
LOL! thank you for posting those Regulations!! i've been retired from my law practice for a number years but i always enjoy reading regulations written so no one can understand... thanks... :0)
Not really. He did own it but he didn't order it. Someone from NC originally owned it.
Was wondering what became of this car. Was pushing my dad to buy it way back but was just wrong timing then.
Just send me a pm and I will send you my email.
