Recent content by Greg Ducato

My son is taking his one owner 1970 Challenger R/T -SE this year and I'll be tagging along. I've never been but I have heard so many great things about this show over the years I'm really looking forward to it!

Congratulations!

That is sad news, Jim was a wealth of information on the first Gen Charger and a more sincere and enthusiastic member of our hobby than I have ever met. I feel fortunate to have known him and toured his collection of parts and cars. God rest your soul Jim, you will be missed.

Wow! what a honey, enjoy that beautiful car.

It sure sounds like a converter bolt or balance weight interference with a dust shield, that or loose converter bolts. I have seen instances where too long of a converter bolt would bottom out and the bolts would rattle against the flex plate even though they were "tight"

Sorry for your family's loss sir, may he rest in peace

Really a Gem you have found there sir, enjoy!

Some of my favorite cars of that era were low miles, factory small block 2bbl automatics, left bone stock. If you weren't expecting much in the way of high performance you weren't disappointed. But if you wanted a clean, comfy cruiser for date night or a Sunday drive they were tough to beat...

Congratulations on your anniversary

Welcome from Weatherford Texas, that is a beautiful color

Well done, thanks for the write up

Welcome from Weatherford Texas

Thanks, I'm 66 now hopefully I'll chew through the restraints and go over the wall before then. Social Security won't cover my property taxes and insurance so I need to bank another year or two.

Three different Nash Metropolitans, an Austin Healy Sprite and a few Beetles. My wife still has the 68 Beetle she drove to high school 45 years ago.

Congratulations on this milestone, I keep putting my retirement off looking for the softest landing, but it won't be too much longer before I join the ranks of the rest of you who have made the jump.