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12-10-2004 #1
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new mopar guy
Hey got sent here by a link from Moparchat, and I have to say this seems like a pretty impressive site. I have a 67 Town&Country wagon, that I've been tweaking. The car is lowered about 4" and sits on 17s. Looking for some mods to make it handle better.
Julian
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12-10-2004 #2
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hey now
Welcome to the site...thats a mighty big rig you gots there...the captain know you got it out? he he. what was the topic that got here about? see ya around
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12-10-2004 #3
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Welcome. Post some pics if you have them.
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12-10-2004 #4
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Welcome to the site, Julian!
12-10-2004 #5
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Welcome. One question " got Hemi? "
12-11-2004 #6
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Welcome aboard, Julian. Tell us more about your wagon and post some pics if you've got 'em.
12-11-2004 #7
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Thanks for the welcome guys. The thread that brought me here was about c-body suspension mods, it was in the performance talk section. No I dont have a Hemi (but never say never :icon996: ). Hopefully later tonight I can post some pics of my car(s)
Julian
12-11-2004 #8
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Julian,
Welcome aboard! My uncle had a wagon back around that time. Does your car have a button/switch on the floor like a dimmer switch that controls the radio bands or changes stations. I remember him doing that while we were riding down the street and I thought it was cool to be able to change stations without "touching" the radio. For all you younguns out there, believe it or not there was a time when we had never heard of remote controls.
Thanks for jogging my memoryBill
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12-14-2004 #9
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mmmmm.. MoPars..
Got pics? I love the late 60's wagons.Friends Don't Let Friends Drive Fords.®
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