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You know what's funny bout that, other than 62-65 b-bodies, coronets are the only ones i like.. i would rather have a coronet than a superbee or roadrunner or any of those..

you'll have to leave me out in the "we" part. i'm only 20 so i wasn't even conceived when you guys were looking past those E bodies lol. i'll have to talk to the guy and see where he could be at on the price. i like the car a lot but don't want to dig myself into a hole i can't get out of. and i...

We use Craigslist a lot in the Vancouver area.

For $8K it will sit there with his other yard art until he passes away.

I would take shorter the better, but your 22” i can make work. I cannot see the push/pull handle end? Also how much do you need to get for it mailed to: 06071?

The 1263 pistons (1.969 CH) will result in approximately 8.128:1 CR with the piston 0.121" DH (in the hole). The 1276 pistons (1.912 CH) will result in approximately 7.333:1 CR with the piston 0.178" DH (in the hole). I feel you really want to use the Silvolite 1263 pistons to get where you...

Carlisle used to have some nice giveaway cars, used as a tactic to prevent the current mass exodus after Saturday. It appears it didn't work, so they gave it up. Some lucky Mopar guys did well while it lasted.

Sat in traffic for 2 hours on a 30 minute trip taking two of my grandkids home. Dang.

My youngest daughter used to suck her thumb. We tried everything to get her to stop. One day, picking her up from afterschool daycare, she and some of her classmates were playing with a frog they found, and she was holding it when I got there. With a surprised look on my face, I told her frogs...

Yes for sure. You can add a bulge hood, chrome tips, some cool factory stripes, etc to those 73-74 Chargers to add street appeal to them. IMHO, those car are headed upwards faster than the 66 Coronet. They don't look all that different than a 71 Charger. Sorta like in the early 90's when we...

less vaulable than a 73-74 charger in your opinion? those cars are still a dime a dozen where i'm at.

how'd it look when you bought it? 8500 seems like a great deal

So you had to paint it? Was it running driving for $8500 with all that fresh mechanical stuff. Complete together car when you bought it?

1966 Coronet's are the least valuable segment of two-door B-body 62-74. 62-63 dodge hardtop maybe tied with them.

1) What the Sam Hill did you do? What the Sam Hill did you get yourself into? What the Sam Hill are you going to do with that_____ (fill in the blank) I never did figure out who Sam Hill was. 2) Get in here, I'm going to wash that mouth out with a bar of soap. 3) Shut the door...

You MIGHT get away with that on a 68 charger cause of the wide open wheelwell. You might not be able to run as wide a tire as you would like. I have two pair of vintage wheels (ansen pro stock, and American daisies) with that exact size and backspace...... and they won't fit anything I own...

I really appreciate the skills and talents of my friends who are capable of excellent mechanical and body work. I've done enough to know I'm not in that league. However, if you can afford to buy one of our beloved B bodies done by someone else, odds are you are extremely skilled and talented...

Were they black plastic with gold foil, or black plastic with painted gold?