Old mopar fan
- Thread starter 69conv
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Thanks Don. I was in Manhattan when a record of 105 was set!
Thanks moparedtn. Was on Douglas lake near pigeon forge this summer with the family havin a blast! We brought back some souvenirs!
Thanks 71RRHI. We honeymooned on the big island and saw Diamondhead from Waikiki beach. Unforgettable!
I have a friend from FABO that lives in Topeka where this car is at. Hopefully next week he can put some eyes on her and we will see.
https://photos.classiccars.com/cc-temp/listing/188/2618/48446687-1970-dodge-charger-r-t-thumb.jpg
Welcome to the site! Love convertibles, the Dart and Barracuda look great. Good luck on your search for a 70 Charger! The second generation Charger market is pretty tough out there these days. I took the best of worlds and combined my love of 70 Chargers and convertibles and built this!
Welcome to FBBO!
Thank you for the kind welcome. trishhritz. I have taken the boat tour of Alcatrez and eaten the best clam chowder in the world at Pier 39!
Thank you for your welcome, @chargervert . You have created an amazing build, something Mopar should have done back in the day. Truly a 1 of 1 build.
I actually built two of them.
Dang, If you're not busy I think you have a career in these! I've watched some custom fabricators convert Blazers to convertibles for Saudi Arabia, I can't imaging the mechanics to accomplish this feat! Really clean!
@chargervert , Mopar Collectors guide will have an article on a 70 charger convertible next issue. Is it yours
I don't think it is. My car was in Mopar Action,Febuary 2003.
There was a burnt orange one at Carlisle,maybe it is that one.
Found my Charger in Topeka. On its way to me, should be here tomorrow!
Wow, looking forward to seeing more of this!
Welcome!
Welcome!
Thanks, been over 40 years since I sat in one. Original engine rebuilt with xe274h cam, original trans rebuilt with holeshot converter. Luke warm on the stripes but they may grow on me.
