Mopar Muscle Association UK

Hi guys, I've just joined so thought I'd say hello. My Mopar - a '66 Dodge Polara 383ci 2dr hardtop - is still in California, waiting to be shipped over, so at least another 6 weeks wait

Here's a couple of shots - all very original - but should I leave it that way?







Although the wait is frustrating I've been keeping busy browsing the forums and planning some upgrades I already know I need (or want) to do, which is kinda fun in itself. Then, what do I stumble across this morning, nothing less than my old '72 Charger...what a pleasant surprise! Seems to be in the capable hands of 'Scooby' now and certainly looks a little different to when it was mine in the early 90's....

I like that polara

howdy matey and welcome to the club,
keep your mtr as a stocker looking maybe a set off wheels anf hot the mtr up,

your old charger went through a change of life with our miserable x club photographer dave mcbride he got the racing bug via thong wearing kev taxi driver it ended up running pretty quick with all its lardy arsed weight and a little old 318

good luck

Welcome yabadabadoo


Love your Polara -very cool

Maybe some Keystone Klassics ??

Hello and welcome, nice looking car

The Charger then lived near me in Chadwell Heath (before I moved over here) owned by a DJ called Markie, then went to it's present owner, Happy days when Dave owned it, we began a power struggle, but his car's lardiness failed him!!! Still remember welding the floor up after the prop vanished when he was chasing a Porsche........What's that prop loop hanging on yer wall, Dave???? "I meant to fit it, but......"

Welcome aboard, nice Polara!

Welcome to the club fella

That Polara looks super tidy. Perfect as it is for summer cruising

Welcome to the club.

Nice motor. Nice to see something other than a charger. They are becoming as common as ford focuses.

Welcome to the club.

Nice motor. Nice to see something other than a charger. They are becoming as common as ford focuses.

Welcome to the club mate. Nice Polara. Leave it the way it is. Very sweet

Yep welcome mate like your new motor...keep it as it is...not to many original..cars left around these days.

72s mine..just a pic for you..present...
Rich.

Great looking car that,has a look of a 64 to 67Olds from the front,the Dash is a bit like a posh Ford and the back end look amazing.best looking of the mid 60s Mopars i can just imagine that driving around LA in the 60s

For me leave it as it is its not broke

TYREMAN wrote:best looking of the mid 60s Mopars i can just imagine that driving around LA in the 60s

For me leave it as it is its not broke

I'll try and convince myself I'm cruising through the streets of LA this summer...when I'm navigating speed humps, potholes and traffic islands down the streets of south east London

Thanks for the warm welcome guys. I think I will leave it original - it's what most of you are saying and the previous owner was hoping I wouldn't hot-rod it (as he put it). I must admit though, I am tempted by the Magnum 500 wheels - maybe a 15" set - they look so good on c-body cars.

One thing I will do though is upgrade to a dual chamber master cylinder - I've been researching that - mainly for safety's sake.

No problem with the wheels you can always put the old ones Back.

Most of my mates go through at least three sets of wheels before they are happy just keep the correct ones in case you need to sell in future.