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They no longer have a Challenger.

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Nice color, congratulations on the getting your kids involved.

Looks like a gasser, or somebody that has gas. :lol:

It’s a family car, designed for tall kids. :lol:

MS Paint could be your friend....here was mine from last year.... a 72 Plymouth.

When you buy parts from Herb’s, you’re not dealing with Herb, you’re dealing with AMS.

Damn ...you are good :lol: ...but I think the roof line on the 4-dr Cuda looks a little puffy. :p

The container ship that carries the ingot or bar stock takes a while from China.

It would be cool if you can have picture of your car, on the computer where can see different colors that you want to paint your car.

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Wow that looks great.

This is a NOS Direction Connection plate with original protective paper on back. This is a early issue steel plate. Not aluminum. $75 shipped to lower 48. paypal

Welcome from a former bubble head. RR Fan Dan beat me to it. Nice Charger.

caster does not play a major part in tire wear squish play is found by compressing the tie rod up and down, say with a channel lock plier from the top to end of the stud, lots of times tie rods are only checked for side to side play If there is resistance it is harder to achieve the end...

Pretty sure everyone saw this coming. The Samsung Charger will go down in history as the car nobody asked for or wanted. I'd like to see a groovy design based on the '66 and '67 Charger with a big fat Hemi in it.

Had KYB with 1.03 bars,gave the KYBs away to a 66 Newport! I like the bars.

"non wearing angle" Meaning tire wear contributor? "squish" meaning sloppy? "no resistance from the threads" that does not affect end result just the ease of obtaining it?