Bullet
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Hello all! New to this site, but been on FABO for a few years. Im selling my 340 swinger back to the original owner’s grandson, and hopefully getting a 67 Charger. Im also a previous owner of a 69 Charger R/T SE back in the 80s.
Buying a B body! Enough of the A bodies!
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Well hello, Bullet. You've come to the right place!
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Welcome, and damn that Dart is nice !
Welcome! Nice swinger, fun little cars.
Bullet
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Thanks for the compliments on the Swinger.
Its a wicked bad *** little car, but I've gotta move on.
Its a wicked bad *** little car, but I've gotta move on.
ckessel
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Welcome from the central coast of Cal.
Welcome from NY.
Good luck on your find.
Good luck on your find.
KiwiKid72
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Welcome from New Zealand.
Nice ride.
Nice ride.
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I started out in a '69 Dart even though I really wanted a Charger.
In 1982 I was working for minimum wage at Burger King. Just like today, the A body cars were in greater numbers at a much more affordable price.
Over the years I have owned a bunch of Valiants, Dusters, Darts and even a '65 Barracuda.
The A body line has it's merits. The smaller size and greater abundance of parts made them a LOT cheaper to own.
Once I bought my first Charger, that was IT for me. I'd never driven a B body car before. The car felt tighter and handled a bit better. Maybe it was just this one car but it just seemed to be better built with fewer vibrations and rattles compared to the A body line.
In 1982 I was working for minimum wage at Burger King. Just like today, the A body cars were in greater numbers at a much more affordable price.
Over the years I have owned a bunch of Valiants, Dusters, Darts and even a '65 Barracuda.
The A body line has it's merits. The smaller size and greater abundance of parts made them a LOT cheaper to own.
Once I bought my first Charger, that was IT for me. I'd never driven a B body car before. The car felt tighter and handled a bit better. Maybe it was just this one car but it just seemed to be better built with fewer vibrations and rattles compared to the A body line.
Man that's a nice lookin Swinger. Both the A and B bodies get my attention. Love 'em both but my B body definitely is my favorite in both looks and feel when driving it.
Greetings and welcome to FBBO from NY!
Glad to have you with us!
Greetings and welcome to FBBO from NY!
Glad to have you with us!
Welcome!
Like others have said, I love A bodies as well (heck, E and C bodies too).
Good luck in your quest and there are lots of great people here that can help out with your new car.
Like others have said, I love A bodies as well (heck, E and C bodies too).
Good luck in your quest and there are lots of great people here that can help out with your new car.
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G, day from Australia
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Nice Dart too
welcome to FBBO from NorCal Sierras
welcome to FBBO from NorCal Sierras
mr. b
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welcome to FBBO that’s a nice looking Dart also
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