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Hello from Switzerland
Got something made in your homeland....- mmissile
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First mopar
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Newb from the midwest needs sound advice
Take ad, compare to reality....contact lawyer.- mmissile
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Newbie from Northern Indiana 67 coronet BUDGET!
A 67 Dodge Coronet project, is one of the biggest money holes in the mopar hobby. Virtually NOTHING is available for those cars. As far as the engine.....It has no compression, and steel heads like 915's would be more suited to any power.- mmissile
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Long time Pontiac man ending up with Mopars...
Welcome from Motown. Natural progression from Ponchos to mopars. Both groups are nuts.- mmissile
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ZIPPY from Moparts here
When you leave that other-place....you need to do it very dramatically. I left a glass-crater for the owner. LOL Don't let them dump you...tell them what to sit or suck on.- mmissile
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Newbie from Wisconsin,'67 Coronet Deluxe
Shouldn't be any issue. I did that stuff on a monthly basis, back in the 80's, into the early 90's. Make sure the soft parts are good.....and have fun.- mmissile
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66 Dodge Charger in Arkansas
Nice. I like those cars in green.- mmissile
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Recently Converted from Ontario
Welcome, and everybody is looking for a 2nd-gen Charger, that's cheap. I don't believe they're any more common than unicorns.- mmissile
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'71 RM23 Father/Son
Excellent! I dated a girl in the late 70's, who had an identical car.- mmissile
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