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Don’t forget Mongoose and the Snake.

So only Chryslers were built RH? Not Dodge or Plymouth?

So, unlike ford (Mad Max) Mopar did not manufacture right hand drives for oversea markets?

Did they not make right hand drive b-bodies for the overseas markets?

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This guy has one. https://www.forbbodiesonly.com/moparforum/threads/right-hand-drive-1967-dodge-charger.298571/

Any members here have one? Post pictures. Especially interior and engine.

Just ave away my last motorcycle. A NSR250. A rare collector bike. I’m getting too old and don’t want to go out any earlier than I have too. Guy I gave it too is very happy and will appreciate it and take care of it as much as I did.

Got this for that very reason.

Does he still have it? LOL.

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I see. Test complete.

Engine pictures?

I’ve been divorced 3 times. I don’t have any vintage stuff.

I will turn 60 in November and I am retiring in Dec. I bought this car to have something to do while in retirement. The only other job I would consider would be something to do with race cars or turning wrenches, but I’m not looking to work part time after I retire.

And to make matters worse and rub salt in the wounds they badged some as Shelby Chargers.

I used them a couple of times over 10 years ago with no problems. If I remember correctly it’s just a mom and pop company and the guy that owns it was up there in age 10 years ago. If it’s the same guy running the show he’s gotta be older than dirt and can’t remember ****.

Fugly

Being as it’s a double DIN head unit, I would guess 80s luxury car. Double DIN head units were introduced in the 80s and primarily luxury cars. Being as it does not have a quartz display and no cassette tape option my guess is very early 80s R-body or M-body car, such as a St Regis, Newport...

What does it do?