Whats in your garage

by **mopar70** » 20 Aug 2006 9:22

me and my friends Challengers

my yellow 1970 Challenger 383 automat
Jim´s Black 1973 Challenger 340 automat
Lars Red 1970 Challenger conv. 318 automat

by **dcfox** » 20 Aug 2006 17:05

Jon Turner wrote:Here's mine, thanks to this board for a lot of help!

Nice to see another Texan on here.
Nice car.
Wish mine was that far along.

by **David** » 20 Aug 2006 23:17

3 cars 2 garage spaces, what has to sit out???

by **spitfire9137** » 21 Aug 2006 3:19

Two of them are his friends, so I would go to say they have their own garages. :wink:

by **Jon Turner** » 21 Aug 2006 23:50

Nice to see another Texan on here.
Nice car.
Wish mine was that far along.

_________________
--David

Still looking for a dash pad for it, so I can put the windshield on, then hopefully start driving it soon. I cant wait! Been nine years in the making, ready to get it on the road! What about in SE Texas are you?

John

by **dcfox** » 22 Aug 2006 2:37

Jon Turner wrote:Still looking for a dash pad for it, so I can put the windshield on, then hopefully start driving it soon. I cant wait! Been nine years in the making, ready to get it on the road! What about in SE Texas are you?

John

I'm in Beaumont(about 90 miles SE of Houston).

Mine isn't even "in" the garage...it's been pushed outside by the kids 4 wheelers and my wife's Dodge Ram Crew Cab.

by **rookie** » 01 Sep 2006 12:09

heres my car and my pals cars!

the chally w a 440 is mine and the others are a 70 ford torino 351c

and a 67 camaro 327cid

and a ford hot rod 1939 w corvette 350cid

by **itsfred** » 05 Sep 2006 0:34

87 Shelby Shadow CSX , 70 RT/SE , 77 Dodge Van with a 440
The van is a lot of fun, embarassed a lot of Mustangs and Camaros
Also 61 New Yorker Inside the garage

by **moparkm** » 13 Oct 2006 18:08

Blimey most of you guys garages are bigger than our houses if you have two stories like that, hopefully i can post a pic of my chally its a 70 originally a straight six now 360 :evil:

by **Eddie** » 17 Oct 2006 15:32

Nice cars and truck Steve, Dave, ect.. Heres my MoPars and I am a Truckie dude as well as Challenger/Cuda so here ya go!

by **Eddie** » 17 Oct 2006 15:36

pic 2

by **Ade70** » 25 Feb 2007 20:40

Here's whats in mine .

by **Ade70** » 25 Feb 2007 20:50

by **472 R/T SE** » 25 Feb 2007 22:10

WOW, some nice size garages. Traded the blue one for a Daytona clone and turned around and sold it to buy my Chally. I have to keep them tight together so my wheelchair fits thru on the off side of the purple car. :s015:

by **Jon** » 25 Feb 2007 22:37

Nice Chargers

What years are they? The body styles, especially the grills are very cool. If I hadn't been hooked on the Challenger, they would be my favorite ride. :thumbsup:

by **Eddie** » 25 Feb 2007 23:44

ADE 70, very impressive. Is that a Judge? 455 SD wicked fast, and highly feared in street racing. Nice Chargers 472 SE R/T!! Me TOO Jon!! :thumbsup:

by **472 R/T SE** » 26 Feb 2007 1:40

The '70 Charger's have the open front grill area like a '70 Chally IMO, is why I like them both. I'm not much of a '69 Charger fan since the grill is broke up in the center.

eddie, I had to open the hood of one to work on the other, forgot how to put it back together. :lol:

Thanks, I really miss the blue one.

by **dave-r** » 26 Feb 2007 8:58

I too don't care much for the 1969 Charger. I leave them for the "Dukes" fans. There are loads of General Lee clones over here. I am damn sick of them. I hate it when people ask me if my Challenger is one.

My favorite Charger body is the '68 with the '70 a very close second. The '70 has a better interior though.
There was a time when you could get a '70 500 for next to nothing. They had great interiors with nice options and a 383 big block 2bbl. All it took was a carb and cam swap to make them come alive.

Now even they are highly priced. I saw one for sale here for £50,000. :shock:

It didn't sell though.

by **Eddie** » 26 Feb 2007 16:48

My favorite one is the XX coded 69 Charger 500 Daytona with the filled in back light and coronet grill,(flush), to the edge of the hood, 426 Hemi 4-speed. According to Galen Govier 118 built. Very fast. Nothing against the show,(I have never seen an episode), sad how many were "wasted" for cheesy hollywood entertainment.

by **dave-r** » 26 Feb 2007 17:26

airfuelEddie wrote:(I have never seen an episode)

I wish i could say the same. :disbelief:

by **472 R/T SE** » 27 Feb 2007 0:08

I'd be lying if I said the show didn't influence me and my love for the Charger(at least a '68 or '70). Daisy Duke was always a bonus.
I had a replicar Daytona. It was more attention than I wanted and took up too much room in the garage. :oops:

The wing made for a nice towel rack for them after drying cars. :s008:

by **DAYLEY/CHALLENGER** » 27 Feb 2007 2:52

This is how she looked in April 2004. Visit the website to see how the project is going.

by **R/T Rick** » 07 Mar 2007 19:01

by **Greg G** » 09 Mar 2007 9:26

bigger than my house? ... at least you got a house... I live in my car... well, its cheaper than renting and I get to park where i want ...lol :s006:

by **dave-r** » 09 Mar 2007 10:30

You lucky b'stard! I have to live with the wife in a shoe box...etc etc. :lol:

by **Eddie** » 13 Mar 2007 18:06

Recieved this 400 to build. It's going to the shop next month to get tested. If it's structurally sound, then it built into a 470 Nitrous Stroker, for my Son's 76 Duster.

by **Eddie** » 13 Mar 2007 18:08

Close up of the block. I've never seen so much casting flash before.

by **christer** » 13 Mar 2007 20:24

airfuelEddie wrote:Recieved this 400 to build. It's going to the shop next month to get tested. If it's structurally sound, then it built into a 470 Nitrous Stroker, for my Son's 76 Duster.

A good choice, if you ask me. If I would start building an engine from scratch, I would start with a 400".

by **Eddie** » 14 Mar 2007 0:53

Yeah Christer, it's the strongest big block. I'm gonna build a 4340 bottom end with studs and girdle. Used Eddie's that someone will surely sell for the Victor upgrades, and spray the hell out of it with a bunch of Nitrous! We'll see how it goes. next month I am gonna take it to Best Machine to get it all tested and sonic checked. Don't want to buy parts for a boat anchor!

I have the tools to assemble and blueprint and my Son already wants to install it in his 76 Dustpan.

by **dave-r** » 14 Mar 2007 9:20

Look at all that metal around the big ends. Super strong!

Make sure you buy some good quality end caps and change to studs. The crank will be stressed with NOS.

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