Mopar related chat and bench racing
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Mark B
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by Mark B Tue Oct 22, 19 8:08 pm
A mate of mine's just bought this 72 Satelitte. It's been restored, no rot and all work done.
It's a 318 auto with a double flowmaster. The 20" rims are coming off and 15" Cragars are going on.
He's very chuffed.
https://home.mobile.de/GEORGMEHR#des_276538724
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Derek
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by Derek Tue Oct 22, 19 8:19 pm
Very nice, original wheels look nice, will he be joining us on here.
Are we there yet dad ..... 10 to the gallon but worth it.
RobTwin
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by RobTwin Tue Oct 22, 19 8:31 pm
Very nice!
I think the 20's look ok on this car - they certainly fill out the arches better than the Rallyes...
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by Derek Tue Oct 22, 19 8:45 pm
RobTwin wrote: Tue Oct 22, 19 8:31 pm
Very nice!
I think the 20's look ok on this car
Go wash your mouth out.
and then give me 20 push ups.
Are we there yet dad ..... 10 to the gallon but worth it.
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by Pete Tue Oct 22, 19 10:16 pm
Probably the last model of car on my "to do" list.
Pete Wiseman; Cambridge.
Mark B
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by Mark B Tue Oct 22, 19 10:26 pm
Yep very pleased. He had a 1970 Mustang before that for many years but realised it was the default American car and Mopar was more interesting.
RobTwin
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by RobTwin Tue Oct 22, 19 10:44 pm
Derek wrote: Tue Oct 22, 19 8:45 pm RobTwin wrote: Tue Oct 22, 19 8:31 pm
Very nice!
I think the 20's look ok on this car
Go wash your mouth out.
and then give me 20 push ups.
Controversial I know, but I think the more modern body style - compared to a Charger for example - can carry it off
No? Ok, i've just washed my mouth out - does San Miguel count?
Blue
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by Blue Wed Oct 23, 19 6:41 am
Nice looking car, will look so much better without those nasty modern rims, they need to go back on a Mercedes or something...
“It’s good enough for Nancy”
kma176
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by kma176 Wed Oct 23, 19 6:05 pm
Great looking car - good to see another one over here
Mark B
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by Mark B Wed Oct 23, 19 9:32 pm
Are there many of these on UK roads? I've only ever seen 2; one at Brooklands American Day a few years back and one at Speedfest.
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by cadboy Thu Oct 24, 19 6:11 am
Nice blue colour
Blue
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by Blue Thu Oct 24, 19 8:26 am
Mark B wrote: Wed Oct 23, 19 9:32 pm
Are there many of these on UK roads? I've only ever seen 2; one at Brooklands American Day a few years back and one at Speedfest.
I don't know how many but it isn't loads, you don't often see them around for sure.
“It’s good enough for Nancy”
kma176
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by kma176 Thu Oct 24, 19 11:20 am
Even fewer 71's !!
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Faux-7-0
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by Faux-7-0 Thu Oct 24, 19 12:52 pm
Nice car. I know I'm in the minority - and standard would normally get my vote - but I actually like the modern larger rims on this.
Alan; whose 72 Challenger is inexorably taking over the house.
and then give me 20 push ups. 
