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Posted: Sun Mar 09, 08 8:57 pm
by Charger
ah I see, you not owned for all of the time since ’69, I missed the ‘sold it in 83’ bit earlier, great story mate, great pics, thanks for sharing :thumbright:

Posted: Mon Mar 10, 08 9:46 am
by bruvmopar
Ray, is that the Mitchell brothers 1974 Chrysler New yorker, that they bought Brand new in 1974, to the left in this pic. :read2: :read2: :read2: :thumbright:

Posted: Mon Mar 10, 08 10:30 am
by Anonymous
Well I have to say, having seen the pics of the car when you bought it back in 2000, and how it looks now, you should get a medal. Its not just the matter of the amount of work you have done, but the difficulties in restoring such a rare car. It must have been an absolute nightmare sourcing the parts.

I would imagine restoring a car like that must be at the other extreme of say, a 57 Chevy when it comes to parts availability.

Well done fella, she is absolutely gorgeous. :thumbright:

Posted: Mon Mar 10, 08 10:31 am
by Anonymous
p.s., any pictures of beneath the hood??? :D

Posted: Mon Mar 10, 08 8:38 pm
by Dave-R
Love those longhorn cross rams. 8-)

Posted: Mon Mar 10, 08 8:53 pm
by bananaskin
=P~ 8-)

Posted: Mon Mar 10, 08 9:04 pm
by bruvmopar
:salute: 8-) 8-) 8-) 8-) =P~ =P~ =P~ =P~ =P~ :thumbright:

Posted: Mon Mar 10, 08 10:19 pm
by Ivor
Fantastic stuff Ray, it's a credit to you...love the old woody in the background of the first pic!

Posted: Mon Mar 10, 08 10:26 pm
by Anonymous
that as i already have said is a fantastic incredible gorgeous car and a credit to you just keep it as sweet as that :thumbright:

Posted: Mon Mar 10, 08 10:36 pm
by Adam
Wow - amazing story. Great pics too. Would love to see that car at the Mopar EuroNats - definitely a Top Ten, maybe a contender for Best in Show?