All I have to do here is take the tag to the local DMV and they register it to the car there. It's never out of my sight. It does have to be the same year as the car it is going on.
Hemi vs. 440 Chapter 2
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Pennsylvania is the same, but during the muscle car era, the state issued annual stickers, rather than new plates every year. If the colors and font on the plate are correct for the year, you can use a reproduction sticker to get the correct year for the car. The downside of this is that most of the surviving plates are shabby from multiple winters. Mine was on Dad’s car for less than a year.
It was a long time later that Alabama started annual stickers, but I understand perfectly. I had not thought of that possibility.
You have 2 great GTX'S. My Hemi cars are also more docile than the 440's until the rpms get above 3000, then it's like you flipped a switch. Also there is a definite difference in the exhaust note of a Hemi. You can blindfold me and crank any car I have and I may not be able to tell you which one, but I can tell when it's a Hemi running.
gtx6970
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Can i say it now???
I told you would love it.
Mine is probably in the top 2 or 3 of my all time favorites of any car I've ever owned.
Hope your not the shy type....the hemi will draw a crowd everywhere you take it. Trust me.
I told you would love it.
Mine is probably in the top 2 or 3 of my all time favorites of any car I've ever owned.
Hope your not the shy type....the hemi will draw a crowd everywhere you take it. Trust me.
440 Charger
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Very nice now you know way more than most congrads.
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