Pictures from MCACN

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[Dave6T4]

Mods feel free to move this to the EVENTS section, I couldn't post there due to insufficient privilege.

I travelled to the show with friends, we hit it hard yesterday and headed home so the guys could work tomorrow. There were so many amazing Mopars with a heavy B-Body presence. If you have never attended MCACN you should add it to your bucket list...
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Beautiful colour combo! Thanks for your pictures.

 

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'67 Hemi R/T convertible. One of 4 built!

 

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Stunning! 440 series, with single 330 series side trim. I have not seen that before. There were no 330 series hardtops.

 

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I love it! My favourite AWB. My friend, Pete Jr., bought a well constructed clone of this car, this summer. Same paint treatment, minus the Dick Landy graphics. Powered by a 2x4 barrel 440, instead of a Hemi.

 

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A good buddy of mine has a clone of of a '62 Maxie Dart that looks like this. Motorhome 440 with '62 heads and intake. It runs the larger Stage 3 AFB's , newer A-833 4-speed, and Dana 60, packed with 4.10 gears. His does not have whitewalls, however.

 

[Dave6T4]

Thanks a bunch for all your great pictures. Great collection of B-body convertibles! That is a show that I would have liked to attend, but now won't happen. With souring relations between our 2 countries, I chose not to renew my passport last year.