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Me and the wife about 4 years ago on 95N out enjoying beautiful summer day.

Great song

R.I.P.

Welcome from NH sea coast. Great project. Nice find.

IMO Clint Eastwood’s best movie along with The Good The Bad and the Ugly.

There’s also a project between Burlington and Billerica Mass where they are widening the Middlesex Turnpike for roughly a 1mile stretch. Been about 10 years now and still not finished.

I hear what you’re saying but if you read OP the car is a clone. Was originally a 500 with a 318. Soul was removed a long time ago. Had a tired 440 in it when I bought it and always wanted a hemi. With that being said. I also loved the performance and reliability of my 2013 Chrysler 300 SRT8...

What do you mean by big holes? Are you talking about transmission tunnel?

I agree motor has its appeal. But with today’s fuel and sometimes hard starts. Just want reliable and better cruise ability. Getting ready to retire and want to drive it and not have to play with distributors and carburetors. I hear what you’re saying. But I just want to drive the wheels off.

Does anyone know of a shop that does modern hemi swaps in b bodies in New England area. I live in southern NH. Thinking about a modern reliable cruiser with old school looks. The car has a 66 street hemi in it now. Most likely be selling that motor to help finance swap. It’s a 67 RT convertible...

I paid $60 for this 2-1/2 pounder at Woodmans in Essex Mass

For me either Do you feel like I do from Frampton comes alive or Midnight Rambler live from The Rolling Stones.

Welcome from NH sea coast. Love the project. Absolutely one of my favorite movies. “Fat guy in a little coat.”

Welcome from NH sea coast. Let’s see some pictures.:welcome:

Let’s not forget Plenty O’Toole. “ Named after your father no doubt.”

I wish that wasn’t so far away. That Patriot Place car show is great. Thanks for the pictures.

Great movie. Reminds me of my high school days.:fool:

Wizard of Oz. Scarecrow,Witch and Lion.

Photovoltaic installations fall under National ANSI code and should have safety regulations to follow just like every other electrical contractor.