Mopar related chat and bench racing
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GJUK
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by GJUK » Tue Sep 30, 14 9:32 pm
... I mean they're not really 'the norm' when it comes to cars here the UK. Why did you decide to get in to them and possibly even buy one?
Just curious
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Bilko
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by Bilko » Tue Sep 30, 14 9:44 pm
Walking into Gary Mill's garage in the early 80's and seeing that 1970 Hemicuda convertible for the first time. Took my breath away it was so cool.
Mossy68
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by Mossy68 » Tue Sep 30, 14 10:03 pm
Being dragged since birth to about 15 years of age , to the pod. Virtually every meeting each year.
Just fell in love with the big Dodges and Plymouths.
Didn't know it was a Mopar thing till later.
Always wanted one but couldn't afford either the car or insurance.
My truck came up cheap. Fell in love .........
It's all about Smiles per gallon !!!
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latil
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by latil » Tue Sep 30, 14 10:16 pm
Because I'm not quite all there.......
Just bought another one.
1965 Belvedere 2 426 Wedge.
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by andyrob » Tue Sep 30, 14 10:18 pm
sorry to say buts its true................
that orange car doing good ol boy jumps when I was a kid and that black car that was even more awesome than the mustang in bullet
life is not a spectator sport
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by Les Szabo » Tue Sep 30, 14 10:58 pm
Watching Bullitt and then seeing a 1968 Dodge Charger in a front garden which I bought for £700!!
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by Dart Vader » Tue Sep 30, 14 11:29 pm
Having had a chevy.....and realising that every other bugggger had one as well
It was a cool 65 Impala though
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Demon James
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by Demon James » Tue Sep 30, 14 11:32 pm
My lad had (still has) a hot wheels Dodge Demon and along with many others I wrongly thought it was just another fictitious hot wheels car.
Then I saw one in the flesh and had to have one ( who knows what would have happened if I'd seen a hot wheels "The Dominator!!) lol
Couple this with a series of chance events and here I am now.
In essence I didn't set out to be a MOPAR fan but I'm blinkin' glad I am now
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by Cannonball » Tue Sep 30, 14 11:51 pm
latil wrote: Because I'm not quite all there.......
Just bought another one.
YOU GONNA SPILL DA BEANS
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by latil » Wed Oct 01, 14 12:12 am
NO! It's got dual quads and is halfway across the Atlantic right now.
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mopar_mark
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by mopar_mark » Wed Oct 01, 14 6:50 am
latil wrote: NO! It's got dual quads and is halfway across the Atlantic right now.
Great news
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by db » Wed Oct 01, 14 8:00 am
The V8 bug started at Santa Pod at about age 11. Not sure why Mopars really, the Good Ol' Boys definitely helped!
In the end, I just looked around for a car and the Mopes were cooler, simple as that
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by morgan » Wed Oct 01, 14 8:23 am
andyrob wrote: sorry to say buts its true................
that orange car doing good ol boy jumps when I was a kid and that black car that was even more awesome than the mustang in bullet
This. A thousand times this. Yeehaa ! I dont care - I still love it all...
Its not a mopar thing for me, I can appreciate all marques. Its a charger thing; it just happens to be a mopar. If it was ford, chevy, buick - whatever - I would still have been after one.
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by RobTwin » Wed Oct 01, 14 8:25 am
latil wrote: NO! It's got dual quads and is halfway across the Atlantic right now.
Well if it's a 65 & it's got dual quads it's gotta be a hemi
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by latil » Wed Oct 01, 14 8:30 am
No,it's a wedge. Just not the one fitted from new
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