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    Offline flatiron

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    Re: 72-74 addict
    « Reply #15 on: October 27, 2011 - 08:27:05 PM »
    Located in NW Pennsylvania. Intend on making it a footbrake street strip bracket car.  still on the fence as far as engine tranny combo. I really like the sound of a 440 4 speed, but a automatic is more consitant and easier on parts...We will see On another website someone posts

    M  my
    O  own
    P  personal
    A  adrenaline
    R  rush

    I like that and intend on using that as the theme for building this. for now I would just like to get the dings and little bit of rust taken care of then driving it next summer and hitting the swap meets to gather parts.
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    Offline Gumby

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    Re: 72-74 addict
    « Reply #16 on: October 29, 2011 - 11:31:51 PM »
    Very Nice! Is this your first Mopar/Challenger? Looks very solid.
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    Offline flatiron

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    Re: 72-74 addict
    « Reply #17 on: October 30, 2011 - 08:09:17 PM »
    This is my first Challenger I have wanted on along long time and things kept coming up. I have had a few other mopars and it seems like I am becoming more and more consumed with them. As far as condition it does need some body work and is not as solid as the pictures look. But is still very very solid. I had a body man come today and give me a price looks like I'm gonna be learning autobody repair. Might take me awhile longer than I wanted to get it on the road but thats ok as I will appreaciate it that much more :thumbsup:
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