from Louisiana!
GET HIM!!!! ^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^ CHEVY!! Actually, welcome to the site.
However, a word of caution: Once you catch the Mopar Disease, it never goes away, it just keeps growing!
I'm into old school Nostalgia drag racing full size cars. I always give my Mopar buddies a hard time because they will tell me how great Mopar engines were back in the late 60's. I always remind them no one would be able to spell Mopar if it wasn't for Chevy killing its support for racing back in 1963. Back then it was "Race on Sunday sell on Monday" and every company kept coming out with bigger and better equipment. We all would be talking about and running 600+ci engines from the 60's if Chevy would have stuck in it. So long as it has points and a carb I'm all about it.Hi Randy,
Don't feel shy, I'll be a lot of Chevy guys secretly want a mopar
I would but it sold off. Knowing they only made 11 FM3 Pink Dusters means its slim pickings. I found one recently that was rusted so bad the glass was falling out.
You know you want her? Mopars are like the girls your mom warned you about? My Chevy friends all secretly desire my gals? In my case? Plymouths. A little racer A-body Duster. A street dancer B-body GTX. And a Pro Street (current project build) wild woman E-body Cuda. A friend with a very decent '69 SS Nova drove up with me to a local show of about 150 cars. That Nova I would say in even better shape than the GTX. But who got more attention? Not even really close. Many Novas there. My gal was the only GTX at the dance. You know in your heart Chevy just doesn't quite have the same sexappeal? Yes, they can be heartbreakers? But what good is a heart if not intrigued?
