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MoPar Dodge 1972 options, many were dealer installed Motor Wheel the actual Magnum 500 wheels Halibrands are back, from Holley Holley Legends & the Halibrand sprint remakes in 15x10 4.5" x 5

They should have painted the same green color as used on dollar bills. :D

One thing black cars don't photograph well.MO Does show details and any reflection show and look ogly. Followed a build on here and the black paint hid all the nice work in photos. I would have used a light color to accent the mods, bet it looks great in person with no accent color.

Man that is awful.

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This bad boy snowplow train is parked in Skagway, AK. I've never seen anything like this. Pretty impressive but probably not OSHA approved for this century.

I’ll take them. Pm shortly.

For posterity: VIN: 2C3CDZL99NH159042

A members car @INTMD8 Charger here (hope he doesn't mind, it's a cool look) perfect fit had some custom made, that looks like the w23 'recall wheels' that machinist guy, wheel maker Mike, formerly from 'American Hot Rod' show from Boyd Coddingtons old place

I use TCP Global for my interior paints. they can produce the old lacquers and suedes. Contact them via phone or go to their color library to look for your paint codes. Company link: Link to TCP Here is the 65 plymouth page from the color library in their website:

It's a Hellcat Challenger with a Charger shell.

I guess I'm not familiar with a colder plug. Any suggestions?

these are a great looking wheels

Shows a Charger.....is there a Challenger hiding under the skin?

This is an incomplete board game from 1967/1968. All you're getting is the actual game board AND the original box it came in. The cards, cars and pegs are missing. Again, this listing is for the board and box ONLY. $45.00 plus the ride from 06484

Maybe if it had some round side markers :rolleyes:

Don't forget..the red stripe is going to make it 3.5 more horsepower!!!. :p The raised pad on the 440 block will have a letter stamped on it such as "E" or "G" to indicate the year it was built.

Ok... So as the world turns... :)