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That looks like National Speedway at the pits of course right by the entrance road running along the tree line. I never went to the track when it was active, but I visited the sight later in the eighties and remember it like yesterday.

For whatever its worth, now I am in the market for a new front bumper. Mine just got torn outward while it was parked by someone that wasn't looking properly to their blind side. Such is life in big cities. I just looked at a '73 Charger front bumper and it is different for sure. Bummer.

If the car is solid as you say, it's a solid investment to keep it. I bought mine from the original owners and the car is solid. Just one spot on the lower front fender that needs attention, other than that, it's a keeper. They are really cool cars that strike up fond memories in everyone...

Fleet cars are just that, Fleets that went to the heap after being abused by Taxi, Law enforcement and government bodies. Just take a look at the Clint Eastwood classic "The Enforcer" and that car is a '74.

Welcome to the world of FLEET car survivors guild. Parts can be a challenge to find, but they're out there. That door can be repaired, but only by a good samaritan body man. I would think that a '73 custom door/s may work, but not sure. Your '72 and my '73 have very close similarities in body...

Thanks a lot guys.

I know Bob has since retired and his son or shop manager was conducting a shop auction and sales not long ago, but I just need to ask him something about his Clamp style mirror installs on the doors of the '62's and '65's. it seems like he used those universal type #1705 mirrors.

He's very much still with us.

Anyone here have a contact for Bob Mosher or his son. I need to ask them a question that's all.

I think a fairly decent power level can outWEIGH the extra weight with peace of mind attached. Some cars could use that extra pork upfront such as DVW's masterful '64 that honestly likes to up its nose at everybody. LOL. My car can't afford that surplus. It can compete to a certain degree...

Yo! you guys are STEALING the show with those nice STEEL wheels you've got there. Low 9.60's? Light is Might baby.

Halfway there with the first polish. I will have to sand a few spots again to rid 'em of casting marks. Lots of small crevices and edges carefully being sanded with a ten step process. White tape in the middle of the handle lever is there to protect the fine engraved lines while sanding. Believe...

Though I am (\/)opar to the core, I can't wait to see if one of the only two ZL1 Corvettes appears from the dead after 56 years.

November is a great time. Beside the fact that Winter is just settling in for the Holidays at that point and a show like this gives you the spring board excitement to get you through those grueling colder months, not mentioning the inspiration it gives you to put some dedication into your...

Fun always outlasts the MON-ey.

By the way, RMCHRGR here is an excellent visual documentarian of the floors activities. I'm sure we will come back with enough to show, but nothing comes close to being there hearing it, feeling it, and all being healed by it.

Its hands down the best show in the nation. I've been to many, many shows over the years, but this one is the cream of the crop in its unique way that it attracts and brings the rarest of the rarest to the floor. Each year is different from the last and allegedly not to be repeated annually, so...

Thank you 66chargerHi-PO I hope to walk the aisle's as well to see what has been unearthed, discovered and recovered. It should be a party for sure. Last year which was my first year, I was floored on the floor by what was in store.

Thank you 64Bel. Come say hey. 100th year anniversary of Dodge. 60th year anniversary for the 65's. It should be an exciting theme display of awesome cars.

We first tried putting this announcement in this very forum for shows and events and for some reason there was no "Post thread" option on the screen. Oh well. It's here in its rightful place.