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Our condolences also.

It was incorporated in the buckle that came from the door side if I remember correctly.

I like it, enjoy.

Shoulder belts were an available option in 1967. About 1981 I saw a 67 Coronet with a headrest on the driver seat. Followed the guy and asked him how come only one headrest, then saw the shoulder belts. He said his Uncle ordered the car that way. That might be a problem. I had those on a list...

Shoulder belts were an available option in 1967. I saw one in a Coronet 500 2dr hdtp in 1976. There is a code for them.

I have been watching the news every day. I see the ICE employees wearing masks almost exclusively. What is the reason? Can a person ask some government body for the answer? It wouldn’t happen here in Canada.

I guess that seals the deal. I am keeping the ones I have. A friends son took the switch out of either the 66 or 67 Charger over 20 years ago. Lubed it and did some other things to it. They live in Illinois, he drives it quite a lot. Still works fine.

That model was the first car to go over 150 mph in NASCAR! Trend setter.

I actually remember seeing that Motel. We were there in 2011, with our b class Dodge 360 motor home. I will have to get the log book out to see what we did while there.

That sure brings back memories.

A very good friend who is coming 84 rode his 6 cylinder Venture over a lot of USA and Canada, after he took early retirement. Also backpacked Ireland and did Australia for 2 months. Went sailing with him from Blaine Wa, three times. His philosophy was (take some clothes, if they need...

Good woman.

I think you need the 22” shroud it will be a direct bolt in and should work better. There are others with far more knowledge than I have.

I didn't have any idea that she was enslaved in the tent kitchen, that puts a completely different light on things. I thought he was writing about home. Saw the post and missed the tent part.

Acquaintance had a GTX in that colour scheme. Drove it very little, 440 4spd and never hard. Never on gravel or winter. Sold it in the late 80’s early 90’s. Around 20,000. miles IIRC. Single guy non smoker.

Welcome from further North. I wanted a Charger model. Bought one, took it to very good model builder. I asked him to paint it the colour of my real one. He did a very fine job. I have been taking the little brother to car shows until the driver gets finished. A non assembled model might be...

Sometimes there comes a point.

Do you keep theses posts hidden from her?

You looking for pretty and not well built??