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Welcome to the group. Did not have any customers that cool on my paper route. Had a guy who restored Model T’s. Yawn.

Here’s the fender tag breakdown starting at the bottom left to right. E44 318 2bbl. D32 A998 transmission RH23 RFury, H high class, 23 2 dr hardtop G6A G 318 2BC 8-cyl, 6 1976, A Built Lynch Rd Detroit 240168 Production number MF2 Jade Green Metallic (body paint color) PWF6 P premium price...

Welcome from central Mass, WooSox territory.

Classic Drysdale Imperial. 65?

Welcome to your best source for Mopar. Looks like a beautiful canvas to start with.

Coke! No Pepsi!

Welcome from Massachusetts

Welcome. Beautiful Charger. How sure are you it’s vapor lock? May want to think about the MSD or ignition control module.

Yes, there is a difference in appearance. The 8 1/4” has a removable cover on the rear of the housing and the gear ratio tag is hanging from the fastener of the cover. The 8 3/4” has the tag hanging from the carrier assembly fastener.

The 2070741 carrier casting number tells you it’s an 8 3/4” rear axle with a 1 3/8” pinion made between 64-72. Used on low to medium horsepower cars. It is a strong rear axle, but the 742 casting is a bigger 1 3/4” pinion to handle more horses from the HP engines. Look for the tin tag where...

Welcome from Mass. No such thing as a lowly Mopar. My first car in high school was a 72 RR. Looks awesome.

I look at your 67 as being put on a pedestal and cherished from below. Love that color.

This B is mint!!

Learn, learn, learn all you can, before you burn, burn, burn through all your cash. Look into a local vocational school for classes in automotive troubleshooting. You learn how to read a multimeter and electrical schematics you will save a bundle in repair shop labor dollars, and replacing...

Welcome aboard. Have you taken this Monaco on any long trips? I’m on the hunt for ideas on the most comfortable cross country mopar ride.

Welcome. That is a beautiful Coronet. Buy yourself the 68 Dodge repair manual, and a little help from your friends here at FBBO, you can fix anything on this classic.

Greetings from New England. Would like to hear more about the first owner holding on to a car for 56 years, and how you came upon this jewel.

Welcome from Massachusetts home of Jonathan Richman‘s Modern Lovers. Are you a musician? Come up with a Charger song like The Modern Lovers ‘Road Runner song.

Welcome from central Mass. Hope to see you about the New England shows.

Welcome to the B’s. As the Fonze says “AAAAAAA”.