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Stephen Hotz said:
Thinking of parking one of your other cars?
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Yes and no. I am expanding my car interests. There's a lot more to the car world than just mopars. I would like to become a more rounded mechanic and be familiar with a wider range of vehicles from multiple era's.
 
I find that I tend to like 30's- early 70's, late 80's-early 90's and early 2000's. After that I just have no use for the vehicle designs. I find I like the tech and engineering of newer stuff just hate the visual part.
I would rather run one of my classics with either stock or current guts than the newer stuff as a whole.
 
On newer cars (80s and up) I find myself biased towards Ford.

I just like the way they approached things from the 80 to now.

I would like to stay with Chrysler in those years but no big block, and everything is front wheel drive with no power unless you go turbo. For some reason I just can't get into turbo stuff, just seems.... weird.
 
I found a car in the same yard as the Roadrunners that if I didnt have too many projects I would like to build. There is a Gremlin that is just begging for a 5.7 gen3 hemi. But......
 
Morning.
I had a Gremlin, we stuffed a 500 Caddy motor in it! Lasted a week before we wrapped it up around a tree! Way to much low end!:rofl:
 
So I dropped the dizzy in on the 360 Mag in the 67 Coronet this last time home. Would be nice to crank it up this time at the house but we shall see.
 
I just have to manage my time and exhaustion level while home to see if I can get some projects done.
 
That heat takes it out of me to the point that when I get home I dont get a ny wrenching time.
 
Morning to the Dad club!! Our one and only day of the year that we somewhat have an excuse to do what we want to do!!
 
Nice just got a message a member is on the way to pick up a tester! Just a tune up kit not cheap though, he did not want it mailed.
 
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