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My 70 Charger R/T was in primer until I restored it in 1989. I bought it in 1981. Good to see Frieburger wrenching on a Mopar. I think that is the nicest painted one he owns.

Doesn't he put something intentionally wrong with his 'reproduction' tags so thry are basically worthless?

So are they clear in the center? Will the manufacturer wheel markings on the center caps show through?

Turn signal Tuesday?

Thanks I know the pump and pulley above are black. Wasn’t sure about lower steering box attached to the k Member Thanks

Saw this at Parrot Key, FL, Not a B-Body, but was Cool !

Is this the right? I don’t see where mine has really any space between the washer and the nut? Or do I have to pull back on the fork first to check gap? The spring on mine looks like a heavier gauge? (if that actually means anything) What do you think?

My favorite is my grandpa's JC Higgens model 88 , 9 shot double action .22 revolver. Little over 5" bbl, I think high standard built them for sears. Fixed sights.

I don't see a price. Please edit it into your ad. Thanks

Post some pics of the GTX. Is it a driving car now ?? What does it have for brakes now ??

Will fit on chargers.

$1400 Low mile c body engine, was a running engine when pulled. Not an HP block ( Car long since scrapped ) Stock bore, pistons crank and rods New bearings, rings and seals New vintage 1980's Erson TQ50 cam shaft New vintage - 1980's crane lifters New new double roller timing chain 16 new hp...

My old 383 4 spd beater with a heater. We lived at that location from 1977 to 1981. I sold it around the time we moved.

We didn’t call them “ratty”. They were just our rides. Besides, a rat is a big block chevy.

Hello! Yes, the car was bought new in Wallingford. The car stayed with the original family in CT until 2013 and only accumulated 7,000 miles. It ended up passing between a couple of Mopar collectors eventually ending up in a large Mopar car collection in Maine. That's where I found it last...

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Man I wish I had a picture of my old roadrunner from the 80’s. Ratty but I loved it.

I like how Freiberger thinks he invented ratty muscle cars with the Cheap Thrills Dart he did in the 90’s. I drove my Charger every day back in ‘86 and only had enough money to put into the drivetrain. Bondoed quarters… dents… torn vinyl top. And there were plenty of muscle cars just like it...