1970 r/t challenger owner in Australia

[angelo78]

Hi guys,

I own a 1970 R/t challenger here in australia.  Its a factory R/t 383 N code, 4 speed, A/c, tx9, h6e4 and delete stripe car.

It has had a color change by previous owner and is now plum crazy with black trim.  When i got it the engine was not matching numbers so i installed a 440 with a factory 1970 6 pack setup.

I absolutely lovethecar and there are notto many others over here.  Took me 3 years to find a manual 1970 r/t over here.  Anyway hi to all and look forward to being a part of the forum.

[cudamadd]

Angleo welcome from Melbourne Australia  .  Were r you located ? You say that there are not many e -bodys here . I work for vic roads which is the same as DMV .for our over seas members the last look was 82   (1970-74 )  challengers and so on you just donot see them  .Angain welcome fellow country m

[angelo78]

Hi cudamad,

Yeah i actually mean not to many 1970 R/t 's specially in a manual around not so much ebodys. I would have thought there would have been more e-bodys around than 82.  We have a few locally mainly 72 73 models.   I recently sold a chevy 55 2 door post and there was a hell of a lot more of them around lol. 

But stoked i found mine

What area are you from?

[cudamadd]

Hi  that number is for 1970 /71   challenger only  not 72 /74  and no barracuds . P.S  working at vic roads sure does help . I am from the northern suburds of Melbourne 

[cudamadd]

Mate me again and thats only on record Who knows how many  unfinihed projects  One thing for sure they are beautiful and we can  :see why they are all over the world 

[angelo78]

Yeah true,  will keep an eye out for you around the traps.  Im assuming thats your cuda in your avatar.

[blown motor]

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[js29no]

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[Buggsy]

Welcome Angelo, I'm also from Melbourne's northern suburbs, cudamad, with a '73 Challenger.
We should all hook up for a cruise.

Cheers
Brett

[angelo78]

Thanks for the welcomes!   Sounds good buggsey many aussies on this forum?

[Buggsy]

Not too sure mate, but I know of 3 for starters, lol

Brett

[Matt70]

Welcome and 

I recently worked with some of your fine military overseas, they taught me the versatility of the word c#$t, the wonders of Tim Tams and the horrors of Veggimite!   

[crash340]

Welcome to this fine site, lots of Aussies here, Steve is in Melbourne as well with his yellow Cuda

[angelo78]

Nice one Matt70,

I spent 10 Yrs in the Australian Navy and did a few exercises off Hawaii and Guam with your Military.  Had some really good times.  And Yes i am very well versed with the applications of the word c#*t.  HAHA

[brads70]

Welcome from Canada!