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From what I’ve seen in 2nd gen Chargers… $10G might buy you a title. And some rusty parts you have to get rid of.

Nice driver type cars also seem to be the hardest to find. I think their owners tend to keep them until the bitter end. I've known a few who did. The high end cars often get passed around like trading cards among the champagne and caviar set, and junk always seems readily available.

I have both, and after years in the hobby, I definitely have figured out how I like to roll. My Challenger convertible and my T top Magnum are both very nice cars, but not too nice to drive. I did a concours resto on my T/A. During the fair weather months, I take the convertible and the...

I have a door just like @Mopar Hunter for my GTX. Do you have a pic of the silver carbon fiber you could share?

A lot of good choices put up so far. I’ve got a .22,.357 and a 9mm. But, I still defer to John Moses Browning (the master); 2 1911 models both in 5” barrels. Only 7 rds in magazine (?) carry a couple mags with ya.

I no longer own firearms but when I did: Favorite to own: Desert Eagle, stainless, 44 mag, iron sights Favorite to carry: Sig P365XL, Holosun red dot Favorite to shoot: Centerfire: Bushmaster AR15, Bushnell 3x9, Bushnell red dot co-witness w/iron sights Rimfire: Tie: Ruger 10-22 bull barrel...

I suppose so, but I’ll pick up the new one on Monday.

Cam movement will put stress on the gear drive mesh - wear & tear , timing fluctuations

Does this Lucas work? Looks like TRW then?

I prefer nice driver type cars. I like being able to make changes and not having to worry about hurting the value.

Torrington is best - a Good one ! Button for sure and stock cover ? Definitely reinforce inside and keep it @ a tight clearance I've seen where it rubbed a hole actually in a stock cover - do it right the 1st time

Glad to hear your experience. I have a few to look at when the snow is gone.

One of my favorite color combos with T5 over white. I'd love to have that car in my fleet

Hello! My Dad and I are taking on the project of restoring a Blue 69 Super Bee 383 4-speed. I’ve been lucky enough to have grown up surrounded by Mopars, and my favorite car is the Bee! so we were searching for a while and wanted to find the right opportunity. Super excited to put in the work...

Numbers matching Hemi Charger , it sat in my dad’s backyard for 30 + years before i had it restored. I drive it as much as my schedule allows. Its not going to be garage art as long as i’m around. Of course I hope nothing happens to it while I have it out but what is the sense of having it if...

Welcome to FBBO from Ontario. Nice Charger. Thanks for your pictures.

I should have included a potential "heads up" depending on what path you chose. I originally had NOS heat tubes installed for appearance. They were blanked, so no heating function. The mistake was blanking the return tube at the rear of the intake manifold as that was easier. Since that...

Couldn't you just solder or braze the pinhole, paint it and save the wait time to get a new one?

I've owned both, and have always preferred drivers. My last three were technically trailer queens, not by choice. All of them had options and/or colors I wanted, and I drove all of them. The current one had history with me. Never seen a trailer, would have preferred it in driver condition. It...