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03-26-2016 #1
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68 Charger...bout dam time!!
17 years and coming down to the wire. Been taking little baby step drives around the hood and fixing the little stuff that pops up. Got the EFI to start self learning. Had to park it and put it on stands to fix an oil leak dripping on the headers...that was important I think. Since it's on the stands, might as well order a new anti-sway bar and slap that on. Anyway, she's getting there.
1968 Charger R/T, EFI,SC,6-speed
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03-26-2016 #2
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looks killer!!! Congrats on getting it on the road
Steve
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That is wicked!
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Looks evil. In a good way ....
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i heart that car!
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https://www.pro-touring.com/threads/...d-Intent-V-2-0
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Slow Lifted Jeep No TURBO :(
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Nice to see other PT Mopars in the state but you are still about 280 miles away... I don't know any PT Mopars in my immediate area.
My car still needs 3 big money systems. The AC system, exhaust fabrication, and shocks. Whole lot of money I do not have right now. I might be able to get one of those done this summer. I have a lot of little projects that still need to be finished. Kind of sucks, really wanted to do power tour this summer since it goes through Baytown, Austin, and DFW this year.
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Very nice- I have to say I usually do not care for a cowl hood on anything but a Chevy or LX mustang but this car pulls t off very well.
Still in Houston? I am in Spring and have a 69:
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Yeah I chose the cowl hood bc a hood scoop just catches air and slows the car. I wanted this thing to be functional. The heat extractors also do a good job.
That's a sweet setup with the Bandit. I've got a good pic of those 2. Nice GL by the way. And yeah I live in Friendswood.1968 Charger R/T, EFI,SC,6-speed
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I've wanted a Charger since I was a kid. My dad had a bunch of them over the years but sold all of them. Now I can't get my hands on one without spending a ton of money or getting a corpse. Looks great!
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The heat extractors make it look pretty sick as do the fasteners on the bumper. Very tough.
The GL is mine and the Bandit is the wife's- had the GL out for a bit today.
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Hey, i have the exact same hood on my 69 charger. Yours looks killer btw
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Wicked Charger! Looks like you've done a bunch to it, more details please!
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