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YEA! No more beer spilling. Thank you Joey!

HI, Yes.. because you can let the clutch out some to load the rear end so it doesn't get that hard shock.

I love metal grates under a motorcycle. Just let it "walk", it'll come back. And the view through the decking can't be beat! I crossed Big Mac years ago and spent most time looking at the boats on the water underneath! My (now ex-) wife was beating on my shoulders and trying to get me to move to...

Rear valence picture. It can be seen in the picture where the shackles are in relation to the cutouts in the rear valance pan. It will require some surgery to make it look correct.

With a fine tooth comb. Not saying Hemi blocks can't still be lying around in shops and sheds but..................

1970 “GTX” Emblem $30

You sure picked a cold one my friend... :bday: MATT!

It's cold as hell out here,but I am going to try to get out there and do something to the car this weekend. I noticed that because the rear springs have been moved inboard to the rear frame rails that the exhaust tips have to be moved over about an inch on each side to clear the rear shackles...

Happy Birthday!!!!!!!

Years ago I didn't give them much attention, I was die hard second generation Chargers only. I had the chance to buy a freshly painted gun metal grey 71 Charger R/T for $650.00 in 1983 and I passed on it. It needed all the chrome parts put back on the car. Had I bought this car I would have...

Tis the Season

The third generation Charger in his latest video is a green 71 Charger R/T that is super solid,matching numbers are relatively straight and complete.

personally I would want the block checked out at a reputable machine shop. Most of these engine were beat on hard, I have seen blocks with cracked main saddles, blocks that have had .250 cut off the deck surface, blocks filled. I had a 70 hemi block years ago that was standard bore but it had...

Loves me some "Green Onions".

No more broken axles!

I still have my 70 Charger R/T that I bought in 1981.

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Welcome from a fellow Minnesotan! FYI Mopars in the Park has moved back to Farmington, MN…

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Price drop to $850 plus shipping.