Posted: Wed Jan 27, 16 9:40 pm
A big old C body battling on and original....proper doors for proper blokes 
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Posted: Thu Jan 28, 16 11:24 am
This is a view from the drivers seat of my mopar cruising the highway somewhere in california before it came over here.
Freedom and the open road. What more do you need?
Freedom and the open road. What more do you need?
Posted: Thu Jan 28, 16 12:53 pm
What a great picture Jon!!!!
Posted: Thu Jan 28, 16 1:12 pm
Super Sloth wrote:This is a view from the drivers seat of my mopar cruising the highway somewhere in california before it came over here.
Freedom and the open road. What more do you need?
good picture 
Posted: Fri Jan 29, 16 12:17 am
The Ford? No way Andy not even close.Trigger_Andy wrote:Ford?
http://www.legendarycollectorcars.com/f ... rototypes/
Carl wrote:For me
Actually Mopar to me means being an individual, not being a conformist, aoart from the love of the cars looks.
Who else would design cars like this?
Posted: Fri Jan 29, 16 10:56 am
Ha ha, ok. 
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Carl wrote:The Ford? No way Andy not even close.Trigger_Andy wrote:Ford?
http://www.legendarycollectorcars.com/f ... rototypes/
Carl wrote:For me
Actually Mopar to me means being an individual, not being a conformist, aoart from the love of the cars looks.
Who else would design cars like this?
Posted: Fri Jan 29, 16 12:08 pm
I bet they wished they hadn't painted the nose cone on that Daytona on a different day to the body - actually with those rims it may as well be slung around the track at arena Essex 
Posted: Fri Jan 29, 16 10:04 pm
Yeah...I must admit that I think the winged cars need to be bone stock original
Posted: Fri Jan 29, 16 11:46 pm
Yes bone stock , or like this picture or nascar style - I think that pretty much sums up all genresSteve wrote:Yeah...I must admit that I think the winged cars need to be bone stock original
Posted: Fri Jan 29, 16 11:49 pm
Yeah...sorry....I meant as they were rather than customised. Original showroom spec or period race car like Dons car.....thats a great pic as well
Posted: Sat Jan 30, 16 1:33 am
I was meaning the winged cars as there selves, not customised
Posted: Sat Jan 30, 16 7:50 am
Yes sorry got a bit off track , it is a good pic as it shows two different styles of a similar body style, I think most people on here wouldn't say no to either the Daytona or the superbird ( I'm normally a Daytona person but out of those two it would be the superbird )Carl wrote:I was meaning the winged cars as there selves, not customised
Posted: Sat Jan 30, 16 7:57 am
Excuse me for forgetting which member has it, but perfection to me is the orange one that was imported about 18 months ago. Stunning resto to perfect original spec...beautiful! As you say....Im not fussy which one gets delivered to my door....I wish
Sorry....off topic I know....
Sorry....off topic I know....
Posted: Sat Jan 30, 16 8:05 am
SuperBird or Daytona ?
Posted: Sat Jan 30, 16 11:32 am