Spot on that, never truer words spokenguyver318 wrote: he who dies with the most toys wins....!!!!
Weather beaten '68 Charger 4-speed Hurst
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RayC
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Enjoying the Beauty 'Pala in Classic American - look forward to similar accounts of what happens with that amazing Charger.
You've probalby seen the film 'Joe Dirt' but if not have a look - I reckon you've got the UK version!
You've probalby seen the film 'Joe Dirt' but if not have a look - I reckon you've got the UK version!
"Now some guys they just give up living - start dieing little by little, piece by piece. Some guys come home from work and wash up, then go racing in the streets...." Bruce Springsteen
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Not ever seen Joe Dirt but will look it up!
The Allegro is nearly Honda powered - the heart is all from a Rover 827 Sterling Si with 5-spd manual. I tried to keep it British (albeit Honda design....).
Just got back from the honeymoon and the house is chaos. The Charger is sat on the drive awaiting spannering. Not even had time to open the trunk and check out the spares or strike up the 383. Watch this space....
The Allegro is nearly Honda powered - the heart is all from a Rover 827 Sterling Si with 5-spd manual. I tried to keep it British (albeit Honda design....).
Just got back from the honeymoon and the house is chaos. The Charger is sat on the drive awaiting spannering. Not even had time to open the trunk and check out the spares or strike up the 383. Watch this space....
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Although the car wasn't at the Euro Nats I headed over on Sunday and was blown away by the people as well as the cars. Put lots of faces to forum names and chatted to plenty of owners who didn't mind questions from Pentastar novices or pictures of nooks and crannies of their Chargers.
Thanks to everyone for being just so cool and friendly.
Will post up some inspiration pics but I can now say that the Deathproof Patina machine will be running black steels with no caps and redline tyres. Can anyone tell me if you can buy 16 or 17" steels? Do people make repros? How wide can I go at the rear? I hear 10J is possible without any mods. Oh, and does anyone do redline wide tyres?
Thanks to everyone for being just so cool and friendly.
Will post up some inspiration pics but I can now say that the Deathproof Patina machine will be running black steels with no caps and redline tyres. Can anyone tell me if you can buy 16 or 17" steels? Do people make repros? How wide can I go at the rear? I hear 10J is possible without any mods. Oh, and does anyone do redline wide tyres?
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Watch this space! Depends on when I get it on the road really. It's not going to be for at least 2 months after the bodywork, brakes and cutting back that paint to the original F6 light green. We shall see though. I want to drive it before winter.....



Was searching through the boot the other day to see the bits it came with. I have a brand new pair of valances for the car which I doubt I will be using so these might be up for sale soon. Might swap for any trunk panels if anyone has some kicking about?



Was searching through the boot the other day to see the bits it came with. I have a brand new pair of valances for the car which I doubt I will be using so these might be up for sale soon. Might swap for any trunk panels if anyone has some kicking about?
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stockton do the plain steels in up to 16 by 10
http://www.stocktonwheel.com/mopar.php
Wheel vintiques also do smoothie steels in 17s which might look good without the trim cap and ring - they also do a whole bunch of other cool stuff (including rally-look alloys):
http://wheelvintiques.com/Bananarama!_sc/s ... 4-ss7.html
these aren't steels but pretend to be:
http://www.magnumforceracing.com/mopar_ ... wheels.asp
you can tell I've spent some time looking into this
http://www.stocktonwheel.com/mopar.php
Wheel vintiques also do smoothie steels in 17s which might look good without the trim cap and ring - they also do a whole bunch of other cool stuff (including rally-look alloys):
http://wheelvintiques.com/Bananarama!_sc/s ... 4-ss7.html
these aren't steels but pretend to be:
http://www.magnumforceracing.com/mopar_ ... wheels.asp
you can tell I've spent some time looking into this
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yep, it's me. I think the Stockton steels in 16s all round with wider rears and larger tires on the back would look great. Leave off the poverty caps and fit some chrome wheels nuts and you're there...
Though I do love these billet magnums on Chargers:
http://wheelvintiques.com/Bananarama!_sc/s ... page8.html
Not exactly cheap though...
Though I do love these billet magnums on Chargers:
http://wheelvintiques.com/Bananarama!_sc/s ... page8.html
Not exactly cheap though...
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Dont know if this helps you think about size/options but here are the former wheels on my Charger - 10" wide chrome smoothies, 15" on rear, 14" on front. 295/80/15s on rear.
Now taken off due to removal of air shocks - they will not fit under the wheelarch at the height without airshocks. If you go for 10 inch wide rims with 16 or 17 inch diameter will 275 tyres fit? What set up you going to use for shocks and springs Jonny?
Now taken off due to removal of air shocks - they will not fit under the wheelarch at the height without airshocks. If you go for 10 inch wide rims with 16 or 17 inch diameter will 275 tyres fit? What set up you going to use for shocks and springs Jonny?
"Now some guys they just give up living - start dieing little by little, piece by piece. Some guys come home from work and wash up, then go racing in the streets...." Bruce Springsteen



