Top 5 Dream Mopars
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ctfolmar
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Given enough money, I could easily do the Jay Leno thing with nothing but mopars. Only problem would be how to drive them all. The way I see it, why have it if you aren't going to drive it?
Jack Meoff
Mopar Maniac
That's why it's a dream.....
You can dream you won the lottery and had all day and night to drive your dream fleet....
My imp
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How about an added little twist? How about a dream location to be driving those 5 dream Mopars! At this point, all I can think of is some place warm with no chuck holes! I don't care where it's at!
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I here ya, I have f'ed up two tires on potholes this year.
My imp
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In the summer, or Oktoberfest at the latest! Then we can indulge in another favorite past time (and I'm not talking clog dancing either!)!
My imp
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Texas Motorsports. I'll bring the shrimp, if Brem brings the brisket!
ctfolmar
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If there's shrimp and brisket involved...maybe a couple of Shiner Bocks... I'll come in a 83 Yugo if I have too!
Jack Meoff
Mopar Maniac
I've always wanted one of these.........drool............
brotherGood
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Speaking of boats.
My uncle had an imperial when I was younger. Don't remember what year it was, but it was massive. He actually sold it to one of the lead designers from Chrysler, who designed the Imperial. I guess, the one he bought from my uncle, was the last one left for him to buy, to complete his collection of having one car from every year he was involved with the project. It was my pre-mopar days, otherwise I would've gotten more info.
My uncle had an imperial when I was younger. Don't remember what year it was, but it was massive. He actually sold it to one of the lead designers from Chrysler, who designed the Imperial. I guess, the one he bought from my uncle, was the last one left for him to buy, to complete his collection of having one car from every year he was involved with the project. It was my pre-mopar days, otherwise I would've gotten more info.
Jack Meoff
Mopar Maniac
I love the Chrysler land yacht era.
That 68 300 is the ultimate in Batmobile luxury.
That 68 300 is the ultimate in Batmobile luxury.
My imp
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Mopar definitaly had the best looking land yachts back in the day! With just a color change, they could go from elegant, to sinister, to gangster looking. With reliable 440 power, they just made the miles melt away! Power everything, with bench seats that made the horizontal bop a breeze! Try getting a ride in one now, the expanse between the front & rear seats seems even greater! Fred Schneider (B-52's fame) said it best,"I got me a Chrysler, it's as big as a whale! And it's about to set sail! Whoooo! I got me a car, it seats about 20, so hurry up & bring your jukebox money!"
Jack Meoff
Mopar Maniac
Since my top Mopars are always changing....
Here's a few of my latest picks....been on a 50's Exner kick again....
The mother of excess.....
1960 Imperial/LeBaron....
What a dash.....and optional phone.....
Here's a few of my latest picks....been on a 50's Exner kick again....
The mother of excess.....
1960 Imperial/LeBaron....
What a dash.....and optional phone.....
Jack Meoff
Mopar Maniac
1960 Plymouth Fury....
And of course a 59 Coronet.
With the face that says "I'm gonna eat your car"
And of course a 59 Coronet.
With the face that says "I'm gonna eat your car"
greymouser7
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My Dodge Aspen
-1968 CHarger with 1969 taillights- black, black, black, with chrome crap under the hood
I actually want a R3 360 block in it with 3.8" crank & a T-56 six speed, Dana 60 w/ 3.73's-
1971 Dodge Demon -Mr. Norm's 340 with turbo and an 833 four speed
1971 Hemi Cuda, with Passon Performance 833, dana 60, 4.30 gears
1970 Dodge Challenger with the (I know this is the wrong name {Plymouth}) TA 340 & 833 & 8 3/4 w/ 3.55 gears
1969 Plymouth Fury (440 4 speed)
1955 or 56 Savoy
1950 Merc with first gen 392 hemi, T-56, Dana, 3.55 gears
I would not need to buy ANY other cars, but the Dodge cummins diesel trucks that the put old ford 4 door pickup bodies onto the chassis-that would be wonderful too. But that would be it, no need for a super car or anything else except that the wife want's an suv.
-1968 CHarger with 1969 taillights- black, black, black, with chrome crap under the hood
I actually want a R3 360 block in it with 3.8" crank & a T-56 six speed, Dana 60 w/ 3.73's-
1971 Dodge Demon -Mr. Norm's 340 with turbo and an 833 four speed
1971 Hemi Cuda, with Passon Performance 833, dana 60, 4.30 gears
1970 Dodge Challenger with the (I know this is the wrong name {Plymouth}) TA 340 & 833 & 8 3/4 w/ 3.55 gears
1969 Plymouth Fury (440 4 speed)
1955 or 56 Savoy
1950 Merc with first gen 392 hemi, T-56, Dana, 3.55 gears
I would not need to buy ANY other cars, but the Dodge cummins diesel trucks that the put old ford 4 door pickup bodies onto the chassis-that would be wonderful too. But that would be it, no need for a super car or anything else except that the wife want's an suv.
lowbudget
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Little Red Express
68 Super Stock Hemi Dart
70 Super Bee
69 Hemi Road Runner
70 Coronet Wagon
68 Super Stock Hemi Dart
70 Super Bee
69 Hemi Road Runner
70 Coronet Wagon
2nd would be a early 70's Plymouth Satelitte.
this one's a '72 clone, I had a chance to get a triple black, might have been a '73, or '74 from Country Classic Cars, but I didn't quite have enough, and then it was gone.
this one's a '72 clone, I had a chance to get a triple black, might have been a '73, or '74 from Country Classic Cars, but I didn't quite have enough, and then it was gone.
