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That sometimes happens when driving a big block Mopar. :)

I think we all knew that... :)

I didn't realize he was living in Canada. :lol:

Welcome from Alberta, Mark. Let's see some pics of that Coronet project!

That looks like it's masking for Covid. :lol:

I might not even be able to finish one. :lol: But on the good side, I have a lot of nice spares or parts to sell.

Very sorry to hear that. Totally avoidable circumstances, though.

Stay positive, it's all relative. We're all old...but we're not Keith Richards old. :lol:

My post #91 in this topic discusses it in more detail: Waterless Car Wash research I would use a California Duster or something to remove the dust, then wash the car with a product like that. You can do it in your garage, no hose, buckets or pressure washer needed.

If anything, it would be a tight fit. The B-5 size fits my '86 Grand National only a bit loosely, and a Charger is about 8" longer and 6" wider. But, it claims to fit, and it's the biggest size they make.

Or take vertical photos... :lol:

Some guys think "HD is better" with their 383 cars, but when they order the R/T-Hemi leaf springs, I've read that the lighter 383 car rides like an ox-cart.

B-5, which is...size 5. That's the only size offered on my original Amazon link.

What bothers you most? :poke: Grammar or G r a m m a r

I mentioned in my previous post that the B-5 size fits 2nd-gen Chargers.

I bought this one, Budge B-5 car cover for the '86 Grand National. It fit well enough, I don't need custom contours, just something to keep the dust off a garaged vehicle after I did a good waterless wash and exterior detailing late this summer. Apparently this size will fit my '70 Charger too...

Thanks for looking out for me! I sourced one already, but it took months. Somebody sent me one that was wrong; the outer ring hole diameter was too small and the correct inner tube lock nut and antenna saddle wouldn't fit; but I finally ended up with a nice one and installed it. And wouldn't you...

Buying a car is fair enough. Buying it to win trophies? Meh.

I don't think the issue is with buying and enjoying a beautifully restored vintage car...it's with those owners trailering their queens to the prom and fussing over winning trophies on a car they just bought. I knew a guy in high school just like that. Rich kid, bought himself a done mid-60's...

What good are inches if you can't lift it up? :lol: