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Oh man, it was (is?). As a teen, it was my first exposure to a high-end resto. Mopar Action or High Performance Moapr did a deep dive on the car- Showing all the reproduced inspection marks and all the little details that I had absolutely no clue about. I remember seeing it a the Nationals. The...

It's interested to read all the BS. Never been in Canada maybe next year. One person back in the 70 he asked my to leave while buying Ford parts I think he live in Texas I live in Ca for 55 year Street race with friend 70s. Actually selling my first 67 Hemi R/T to a member. If the member did not...

After following the GTX market on BAT, it seems to be reasonably good at producing fair pricing relative to condition of cars. A fellow Mopar guy in my area put his '68 Hemi GTX on there a few years ago. I had seen the car in person, and knew its history. The selling price was a good deal for...

Soo true!

Close enough. :lol:

Two words.

Sounds sweet :popcorn:

I am 90% sure that car belonged to the guy I bought my 67 wagon from. He was not in the best of health and I understand he got worse after.

That's in Orlando.

Welcome from Washington State.

John Wolf and Co is out of business. I checked earlier this year. They always did very good work.

So the car I am working on is a 70 charger with power brakes. was always a power brake car. Now I think I got my brake issue almost solved, thankfully. But I am thinking the brakes are not releasing as quickly as they should. It feels like they stick a little bit. Now, the brakes were all...

Saw that ad.. Got to love when it's literally still on the trailer and up for sale with in minutes of buying from the previous owner...

I was trying to find some pictures of an old bee that I really loved. It was a 1970, B3 blue, 4spd, 440 6 pack car, with stripe delete. The car was kind of a big deal in the late 1980s, and it was also a magazine car. I remember it was a very meticulous restoration. Does anybody have any...

I'm now working on the non-AC heater box for my 70 Charger SE. Since there was a mouse nest and a lot of rust in it from sitting 40+ years, I bought a couple of used heater boxes for parts (generally listed as 68-70 heater boxes). As I've been sorting through the brackets and cleaning them up, I...

She needs an escape hatch!