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Had one back in '81 for a couple years, 318 auto, ps, center buddy seat, goldish color, black vinyl top, super straight body, original paint, no rust, and one of Chrysler's best front ends in my opinion (Satellite/GTX/RR). Only photo I have of it:

Some?!?... I'm always blown away when you post photos of your vehicle collection.

No B-bodies currently.... but I figure a C minus an A equals a B.

Wow, your hard work paid off big time.

Welcome from Poulsbo, WA.

I never thought I'd buy a 3 in 1 but ended up with a two year old lightly used Smithy Granite I-Max 1340. I have no experience on smaller 3 in 1's but the one I got exceeds my hobby needs. I was looking for a lathe and got a mill in the deal (something I've wanted but never thought I'd get)...

First car was a '66 Dart 4-dr. First dumb thing, I got into my first accident in that car, crinkling up the right front fender. The hood closed and latched after that but obviously not well enough. Second dumb thing, driving to high school the next morning, I pulled out on the highway, wind got...

I'm one of the lucky winners too, number 2 on the list, "redxl883c". Not sure why they listed Holzbach first on the list because his entry was more recent than mine, but no biggie. Got a shirt coming my way. Woohoo!

Mom and Dad bought a '66 Fury in '67 with the 2-bbl 383 (270hp I believe), so yes, C-bodies at the time did come with a 2-bbl. I never got over the fact it was a 2-bbl.....

'64 Polara with a 426 and 4-speed? Nice car. I was discussing this topic with someone on the C body forum a while back, and I tend to go with Meep's description of "numbers matching", i.e. before '68 didn't have VIN numbering on the engine/trans. Strictly speaking though, a car with all...

Count me in on the jealous camp... Amazing car.

Welcome. Pics would be welcome too. :)

Welcome from NW Washington. Love the 1st gen Charger.

Very cool! I'd snap that up if it were offered to me. I think 392 production ended in '58 though.

Those of you using Color Coat, did you have the option of gloss or flat, and if so, what did you choose? Thx

I would have done it for a plane ticket and room/board.

Wow, that's a blast from the past. In high school in 1975 I was a cashier at a small service station and the old guy in the back used one of those. He'd get the wheel spinning with a small friction motor and I'd watch him fiddle with the four disks. It's as clear in my mind as if he'd done it...

It's nice that you're getting the car back and fixed up. Last Friday on the way to work in the Plymouth, bambi darted out from a driveway. Missed it by -->| |<-- that much. I didn't even have time to think about applying brakes. Truck coming the other way also just missed it. When will these...

Where's my Jay-Leno-Size garage (and car fund) when I need it...

Runs on peanuts.