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When you look up the word "putrid", pictures of that car should come up.

They left in primer and gelcoat so the racers could paint as required.

73 charger & 75 coronet owners manual. Both are in good shape, no pages missing. $15 for the charger, $10 for the 75 coronet plus shipping from 40165. Thanks

why did they come this way? Was the tub painted grey because of modifications?

The Nitto looks a bit more street worthy than the MT for certain. And thanks 33 IMP, the gripmax 265 50 looks pretty good, almost an exact copy of a TA. I guess 3/8” really isn’t much less width. I just put 295 50s on it a while back, but haven’t tried it yet. I’m fairly certain that it’s going...

I'm stealing that!! :lol:

pictures? :)

I have used haywire on 3 cars. Removed the bulkhead connector and welded in a patch panel. Don’t miss it as a potential problem at all. Haywire kits come presectioned in groups like engine, dash, rear, headlights etc. fairly easy to keep straight. Welding wire works fine. Agree with above, get...

A Blessing. Happy hunting.

In 73 dart sport and plymouth duster weren't to shabby 340 powered. But, the days of 3.90 performance axles were gone I believe.

Love them wheel covers not really

Forgot about their discount going on... Pretty amazing what Nigel has stuffed into his garages at National Moparts. All you can do is ask.... I go through the parts listings, copy his part # and price and then send him an email vs using the order form if concerned about "in stock".

1966 Satellite, Hemi auto, factory black with red interior. Per the IBM card , the Car sold new in the Columbus Ohio area. at George Byers and Sons Ive talked to the general MGR of said dealership and They said they are not allowed to divulge owners name , and thats IF by some shear chance...

MSD. This is the first issue I have had with this sort of deal. By close, I mean you would be lucky if you could slide more than a piece of paper between the distributor and the valve cover. It will work, but when it comes time to adjust the valves, the distributor has to come out in order to...

VERY cool, in my opinion thats one of the best color combinations! VERY cool car, and definitely one of a kind. I remember seeing it at Carlisle once but never again after that.

Cool. We called those things "filmstrips" here - used them all the time in grade school in the 60s. Commercial entities used them in 'training' a lot also into the very early 70s. Youre correct - there is a separate soundtrack, usually with a 'tone' to tell you when to advance the film.

This video. Yes, the numbers came from magazine tests at the time.