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Thread: Any MOPAR guys out there?
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08-04-2005 #21
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well i'm pretty much a ford guy but my DD is a mopar, well since chrylser bought em out in 80's anyway. 93 jeep cherokee (2 door,2 wheel drive), i keep having silly thoughts in my head of building it as PT type vehicle someday, but i don't know yet, i'm kind of torn between making it handle and making a pre-runner out of it. for a vehicle with solid axles front and rear it actually does pretty good in the twisty stuff. one day me and a buddy of mine from work were messing around in the parking lot at work, where we have a pretty nice little chicane, and he actually put his brand new mustang in the curb trying to keep up with me and he's a pretty good driver, so that's what got me thinking about PT'ing it.
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08-05-2005 #22
BB69 - Excellent project putting a new Hemi in a dart. Sweeeeeet! Can I ask the question. Why the 999 trans?
By the way the trans in a bucket trick stinks, my shop teacher did the same thing to us with a t-10. Not nice, but we got 'er rebuilt and back together.
Keep us posted on the Dart!
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08-07-2005 #23
weclome to the board friend , MOPAR baby
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08-07-2005 #24
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Finally i went and did it.
Now i'm the happy owner of a '72 Challenger Rallye:

This pic is probably taken by the last american owner.
This Challenger is adopted by a norwegian now.
Bought it from a guy who imported it from California, then just let it stand still at his place for seven months before he advertised it for sale, and i leaped sideways to catch it.
PT'ing will follow as my economy allows it.I'm new to this thing, but i would like to learn.
Please be patient with my ignorant questions.
I'm only trying to find good solutions before i go ahead with a project.
'72 Challenger Rallye
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08-07-2005 #25



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