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Great looking car, but dude needs some basic lessons in how to park it. He's having all kinds of trouble out there on that lot! :icon_lol:

Blacking out the front chrome on the 73/74 RRs totally transforms those year model from cars to beasts. :headbang: Wonder what it could do for the '75?

^ That's a nice car! What's the color?

Here's one going for $80 w/shipping, but it ends in 30 minutes as I'm posting. Maybe contact seller and see if he ever gets unrestored ones that you could restore yourself...

There's room for some pinstriping along the sides...

Here's mine, and see my sig for what I think about clones vs. purebreds. I was lucky enough to find a beat-up grille for "only" $600 and had fun repairing/restoring it. If you can't find one, you can always say that someone backed into you and wrecked the '72 grille so you're temporarily...

My 360/408 was overheating with a steel radiator when I got it. Switched to a 3-core aluminum and have been at a cool 200 degrees ever since.

The rear spoiler is mounted too far forward, but that can be fixed. Rest of the car looks super clean!

Yep, here you go! :sunny:

:yes: The "what areas should I look for" question's been answered many, many times, with plenty of great answers. A sticky is definitely needed.

Not a problem! Mine once wore a slant-six and now has a 408 stroker. And my pop's old '70 Belvie had a ragged-out 318 that got replaced by a 426. Original engines are just a way to pull into the garage for a transplant. :D

Does the car actually have an engine in it right now? It's sitting mighty high in front, looks unsprung. Welcome to FBBO, too!

mopar_71, that is a gorgeous machine. And the wheel/tire combos totally work with it. Great job. :headbang:

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Radios are unnecessary? How will you know which car dealer is having a HUGE INVENTORY REDUCTION SALE and which furniture stores are having ONE NIGHT ONLY CELEBRATIONS in your local tri-county area? :icon_eyes:

:icon_thumleft: That's a beauty. What's the color?

I've got a RetroSound unit in my '72. Looks great, sounds great, has an iPod jack, fits the original holes and just needed 1/8" of filing along the bottom edge to fit tight. http://www.retrosoundusa.com/products/details/id/127

Those things look totally Mad Max. :icon_twisted:

Very nice SSP. Are those whitewalls, or just a lighting trick the way the photo was taken?

^ Very badass looking machine there. Black on black on black on black! :headbang: Thanks for the emblem info.