That's good coz only the windscreen matched between this and the 2 door. Don't break that glass or you are stuffed.CRAIG wrote:Think i have all the glass.
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yaint seen me .....Right 
there ya go me lovers
i heartily recommend Australian muscle car magasine
to anyone who like a good read
has words.....
and pictures
of odd cars and hairy blokes
and they use the term stillborn in reference to failed but fantastic ideas far too often
enjoy
D

there ya go me lovers
i heartily recommend Australian muscle car magasine
to anyone who like a good read
has words.....
and pictures
of odd cars and hairy blokes
and they use the term stillborn in reference to failed but fantastic ideas far too often
enjoy
D
The Greater Knapweed near the Mugwort by the Buckthorn tree is dying
I have contacted Chevron ....
It is a really good magazine. Luckily, I have every one, and subscription renewed again.
Looking forward to something on the Superbirds, the XC GXL's and the XC Allan Moffat Specials. I know the AMS story has been in the pipeline for a while as I contributed some photos.
I am still waiting for some stuff on the HQ Monaro's. I know the Yanks blew it big time suspension wise on the cars, but a good in depth story about the development, including the GTS350's and SS 350's would be good, plus, where the Holden 308 V8 came from.
The CH hardtop thing ( as above) was a nice break from much-Fordiness of recent issues.
It is a really good magazine. Luckily, I have every one, and subscription renewed again.
Looking forward to something on the Superbirds, the XC GXL's and the XC Allan Moffat Specials. I know the AMS story has been in the pipeline for a while as I contributed some photos.
I am still waiting for some stuff on the HQ Monaro's. I know the Yanks blew it big time suspension wise on the cars, but a good in depth story about the development, including the GTS350's and SS 350's would be good, plus, where the Holden 308 V8 came from.
The CH hardtop thing ( as above) was a nice break from much-Fordiness of recent issues.
Sandy wrote:I have contacted Chevron ....
It is a really good magazine. Luckily, I have every one, and subscription renewed again.
Looking forward to something on the Superbirds, the XC GXL's and the XC Allan Moffat Specials. I know the AMS story has been in the pipeline for a while as I contributed some photos.
I am still waiting for some stuff on the HQ Monaro's. I know the Yanks blew it big time suspension wise on the cars, but a good in depth story about the development, including the GTS350's and SS 350's would be good, plus, where the Holden 308 V8 came from.
The CH hardtop thing ( as above) was a nice break from much-Fordiness of recent issues.
You rotter.....
i'll expect my cheque in the post....this will result in at least 1 more sub..I'm sure
mucho fordiness...but still told in the same manner that makes you interested regardless... i.e even the description of a drive to the shops would still sound like a battle to the death on the tracks of 1970s Oz
love the use of the term Mongrels as well......masters of understatement.
don't swear when it so very is strictly necessary.
ripper
Dave
The Greater Knapweed near the Mugwort by the Buckthorn tree is dying
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Could well be this one on eBay. The current owner has had it for ten years now and it has never been on the road during that time which would tie in with the last duty date.
http://cgi.ebay.co.uk/ws/eBayISAPI.dll? ... 0413071265
http://cgi.ebay.co.uk/ws/eBayISAPI.dll? ... 0413071265
I'm here because Im not all there!!
Save the tree's.........Burn Rubber!!
Save the tree's.........Burn Rubber!!
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i can't justify a purchase but i would risk my marriage if it was off to the scrappy.
lets hope the banger boys don't get it
is it a VH or a Chrysler
can't tell
anyway those wheels look rubbish.
can i have em??

seriously though
if the wheels are ROH alloys and you get em polished/machined up again
you already have a £750 payback + a 400 engine and box
i'll give you a set of charger wheels to fill the space
even if they are wolfies you probably have £200 worth
yup the crate engine
1) looks like a crate
2) was taken out of its crate in 1972
and ive seen that car somewhere before....recognise the checkered engine bay I'm sure
Dave
lets hope the banger boys don't get it
is it a VH or a Chrysler
can't tell
anyway those wheels look rubbish.
can i have em??


seriously though
if the wheels are ROH alloys and you get em polished/machined up again
you already have a £750 payback + a 400 engine and box
i'll give you a set of charger wheels to fill the space
even if they are wolfies you probably have £200 worth
yup the crate engine
1) looks like a crate
2) was taken out of its crate in 1972
and ive seen that car somewhere before....recognise the checkered engine bay I'm sure
Dave
The Greater Knapweed near the Mugwort by the Buckthorn tree is dying
Yes it would.CRAIG wrote:Interesting, it would almost be worth buying to cut up to save my 2 door.
Although I am willing to bet this is one of the last solid 4 door CH's we are going to see available. Only 70 were sold in UK and most of them have been bangered or scrapped already.
And someone has already done the leg work and fitted a big block in there, it would have been a 360 out of the factory. It will have a VIN tag starting CH6P****
Not sure what is going on with the interior. Looks like a Charger dash pad and the guage panel is obviously a hash job. But lookie under the dash, factory air con. That unit would be mighty useful in my car!