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Some of my old Chargers through the years
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I believe his name is Martin,he bought a 68 GTX from my friend too.
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My next Charger project is going to transform this ....
into this.....
into this.....
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Fantastic cars, thanks for posting them, Mark
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I do like the FC7. I considered painting THIS car that color:
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I used to hate FC7 purple and FM3 pink when I was younger. Along with all the greens. Now that a am older I would love a FC7 B or E. I owned plenty of green cars as well.
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I will never own an FM3 car. Pink is hideous.
I didn't like the green colors but never hated them. Now that so many have been converted to red or black, seeing a green car now is refreshing.
I didn't like the green colors but never hated them. Now that so many have been converted to red or black, seeing a green car now is refreshing.
Great cars and i’m sure this one will be just as nice… but is that a ‘70 I see? Welcome!
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My 70 R/T is going from this to this! This one came from the factory in FC7 paint and will be repainted the same! I'm looking forward to seeing both RCs new project and my project in shiny purple paint!
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Here's the newest '68.
383, 4-speed that's optioned nicely with a vinyl roof, PS, PDB, 3-speed wiper, tach, console, light package, AM/8 track, 3 speaker dash & rear speaker, woodgrain wheel, headrests, remote LH mirror, rear defogger, tinted glass, hood turn signals.
The production date is 5/15 & it has the shorter (1969-70) rearview mirror stalk, no map pocket buttons & a pull-down ashtray.
It's still got its original starter, alternator, water pump, fuel pump, voltage regulator, etc. All original paint except for the right rear quarter. I've had to replace the hoses (the heater hoses & lower radiator hoses were original), valve cover gaskets, belts (PS belt was original) and re-cored the radiator. The shifter mechanism, linkage & clutch linkage needed a good cleaning & re-greasing. The fuel tank was replaced and the brakes were gone through by previous owners. All that's left to do is give it a thorough cleaning.
Chrysler quality.
383, 4-speed that's optioned nicely with a vinyl roof, PS, PDB, 3-speed wiper, tach, console, light package, AM/8 track, 3 speaker dash & rear speaker, woodgrain wheel, headrests, remote LH mirror, rear defogger, tinted glass, hood turn signals.
The production date is 5/15 & it has the shorter (1969-70) rearview mirror stalk, no map pocket buttons & a pull-down ashtray.
It's still got its original starter, alternator, water pump, fuel pump, voltage regulator, etc. All original paint except for the right rear quarter. I've had to replace the hoses (the heater hoses & lower radiator hoses were original), valve cover gaskets, belts (PS belt was original) and re-cored the radiator. The shifter mechanism, linkage & clutch linkage needed a good cleaning & re-greasing. The fuel tank was replaced and the brakes were gone through by previous owners. All that's left to do is give it a thorough cleaning.
Chrysler quality.
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