I agree with everyone that says, "It's my car and I'll do to it whatever I want!" However, for many of us that have a numbers matching survivor, that is part of the fun. I'm driving the car I drove my senior year of college 48 years ago! Let's face it, the market determines the value of our cars. The market, in general, has determined that numbers matching cars have a higher value than clone/tribute cars. Does that mean the "fun factor" is higher? Of course not! If you have a numbers matching B Body, IMO you'd better think hard before modifying into a fun, non-numbers matching machine. Once you do, it gets harder and harder to go back should you ever decide to do so. In the final analysis, it's your buggy and your choice!
) had to walk, (see that light way over there, must be a house) to find a phone (no cell phone back then) at a house across a dark field and walked into a barb wire fence and some cows. Had the Charger towed by George T. Morgan's Towing Service, 825 Lancaster Ave. Columbia, Pa. Yea I remember that night. You always remember your first's. In the 70's and 80's, would I be safe to say these cars were just tools to do a job. Now, their Investments. Who would have thought.
