Ran across this Board after researching facts about my new car.
The previous owner "Patrick Chesnutt" who built the car has gone beyond the call of duty when I have any questions. He kept the car 100% Era Correct.
But I hope this board will help me further my knowledge on this car.
I had been looking for this car for over 11 months. I knew what I wanted in a car and was not in a hurry to buy one. Was looking far and wide from Ebay to Craigs List to Local Paper. Well I found this locally ‘Houston” and it was the first car I ever Looked at.
Hope I can offer some insight to anybody who has any questions, but mostly I hope to gain knowledge from some here.
1971 Challenger RT “Clone” with a 440 Six Pack and 4 Speed “Pistol Grip” .
Since I have bought the car I have had to need for my psychiatrists
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Cajun Mojo - Posts: 3
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Very nice- fal308
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More pictures as requested
by Cajun Mojo » 19 Aug 2009 15:41
Look foward to picking a few brains here.
I liked the attention to detail the prvevious owner had , keeping the car era correct.
Like the:
"Cooling Ducts"
On the 1971 R/T modesl a non-fuctional brake cooling duct was mounted in front of the rear tires on the quater panel.
I liked the attention to detail the prvevious owner had , keeping the car era correct.
Like the:
"Cooling Ducts"
On the 1971 R/T modesl a non-fuctional brake cooling duct was mounted in front of the rear tires on the quater panel.
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Thanks
by Cajun Mojo » 19 Aug 2009 17:59
Yeh . . . I am liking the car. Have met some really nice and cool paople at the car shows.
They have a local group called The Nifty Fifties that sponsors local car shows. Great Group. They put on a show in Spring , TX "close to my house" every Saturday Nite. If I had to guess I would say over 200 cars show up every Saturday.
It is really fun going there and meeting others who share the same interest.
One thing I have notice at these shows. Camaros-Mustangs "Ford-Chevy" are a dime a dozen. Mopars are scarce , making them very unique.
They have a local group called The Nifty Fifties that sponsors local car shows. Great Group. They put on a show in Spring , TX "close to my house" every Saturday Nite. If I had to guess I would say over 200 cars show up every Saturday.
It is really fun going there and meeting others who share the same interest.
One thing I have notice at these shows. Camaros-Mustangs "Ford-Chevy" are a dime a dozen. Mopars are scarce , making them very unique.
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by Eddie » 19 Aug 2009 23:41
I 'have' 5 different 'vintage' Chevy's&Fords in my small hick ville neighborhood alone! 
A Cool MoPar is a sight to behold. 
Can I ask what your engine combo is?(The powerplant build,,any Hot Rod parts inside) 
A Cool MoPar is a sight to behold. Can I ask what your engine combo is?(The powerplant build,,any Hot Rod parts inside) 
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