Mopar Muscle Association UK

Well I guess there`s a few may know and a few that don`t that I sold my Satellite at this years Nats.

It wasn`t actually up for sale but a chap came along, fell in love with it and had to have it as they say.

That left me wanting so I aquired a Coronet off Mick that he brought over a couple of Months ago.

I`ve been hard at it finishing off bits and pieces and as the sun was out today, took a few pics. The pics are quite flattering if I`m honest as it`s a good 20 footer really, although I am still finding it hard to stop comparing it with the Satellites paint etc.

Hope you like

looks superb ,still miss my 67, great cars

Sweet car hope you get as much fun out of it as you did the other one

Great looking car! I can see the appeal.
What is the deal with the headrests ?

Hope its going to the HRDs!!

Got some lovely 10 x 15 ARE wheels that would look sound on that

I already seen pics from Mick but it looks nice in the sun, well done mate, proper 440 R/T car, takin it to shakeyland next weekend?

Pete wrote: What is the deal with the headrests ?

Hope its going to the HRDs!!

Got some lovely 10 x 15 ARE wheels that would look sound on that

Headrests were white so I vinyl coated them Pete but not quite the exact colour

Yes going to Shakey land Fri bud

What are these wheels then chap??

Oh I do like that!

I love the rear lights.

Dave wrote:I love the rear lights.

I can't work out which is the front and which is the back - you can see where they got the styling queues for the front of a '68 Charger.

I still think the Coronet has the best quarter panel design of any muscle car........

Pete wrote:I still think the Coronet has the best quarter panel design of any muscle car........

That and the sides of a Challenger which were not only beautiful but an amazing opical illusion to hide the size of the thing. Something the new challenger does not have.

Pete wrote: I can't work out which is the front and which is the back - you can see where they got the styling queues for the front of a '68 Charger..

The Charger was always just a fastback roof version of the Coronet R/T.

nice car , nice colour

Looks a real nice motor John you did a great job on that Mick. I know your going to the HRD are you going to run the

Guy wrote:Looks a real nice motor John you did a great job on that Mick. I know your going to the HRD are you going to run the

But of course mate

Hopefully be there first thing Friday, usual place?

JohnS wrote:
Hopefully be there first thing Friday, usual place?

see my poll