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Offline whitesatinmopar

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Re: My new Challenger.
« Reply #105 on: December 07, 2008 - 08:50:23 AM »
Looks good by me Mike, have fun buddy..................and it appears you are so despertly ignoring your 70 I'll find a place to park it in the "barn" OK ? You just drive it over to Pittsburgh, I'll buy ya a steak at Jerome's resturant and then I'll drive it back home.   :2thumbs:  :cheers:
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1970 Charger 500
1971 Dart Swinger
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Re: My new Challenger.
« Reply #106 on: December 07, 2008 - 10:27:20 AM »
Looking sharp, now add some performance to go with the looks!  Modern Muscle and Inertia Motorsports both make aftermarket hi-po cams for the v-6, gaining 40 hp, you can also get ported heads to go with the cam to gain a total of 75-90 hp.

If you want more show check this Challenger out!  You'll love it.

You know what part this is:


Check it out lit up!



Seeing how your car is red it is hard to say if it will pop as much on the black but it does look hot!
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Re: My new Challenger.
« Reply #107 on: December 07, 2008 - 10:38:00 AM »
If you want more show check this Challenger out!  You'll love it.

I saw that over on LXforums, too.  Very cool.   :grinyes:

Offline 72Chall77Doba

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Re: My new Challenger.
« Reply #108 on: December 07, 2008 - 12:10:54 PM »
In answer you your question, I can put it back to stock. The only thing I would need is a new Challenger badge for the grill, as I had to alter the original to fit the aftermarket grill. So yes, I am saving the stock parts I take off.

It's a great question you posted, but I'm guessing it was easier to leave things stock back in the day without such a crazy aftermarket world like we have today.


  Mike

BTW Mike, I think you did a fab job, every one of those changes makes the car more beautiful and more like the first gen.
And I agree you should build it the way you want it.
When I restored my 72, I went for the 70 r/t stripes and the 71 spring special wide chrome hood lip molding, I did it my way. My car to look the way I want it to.

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Re: My new Challenger.
« Reply #109 on: December 07, 2008 - 06:06:21 PM »
I saw that over on LXforums, too.  Very cool.   :grinyes:
Yeah I've seen you lurking over there, if i recall it was for a Magnum?
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Re: My new Challenger.
« Reply #110 on: December 07, 2008 - 06:07:32 PM »
Yeah I've seen you lurking over there, if i recall it was for a Magnum?

Yep, I've had one since October.  :2thumbs:

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Re: My new Challenger.
« Reply #111 on: December 08, 2008 - 02:16:33 AM »
Seeing how your car is red it is hard to say if it will pop as much on the black but it does look hot!

 :iagree:  That look wicked mean on a black car!  Looks like blood shot eyes!!!  :grinyes:
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