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Greetings (seasons and otherwise)
Posted: Thu Dec 27, 12 11:44 am
by Faux-7-0
Just to introduce myself - I'm Alan, I'm based in Reading, and I have a vision. Unfortunately, the current reality and the vision are still quite a way apart but I think you'll probably appreciate the start point.
I'll undoubtedly be seeking assistance/guidance in the future (as I'm certain it's not all there) but in the interim, any comments/advice/donations welcome.
Posted: Thu Dec 27, 12 11:48 am
by terryr
welcome to the site alan ,looks like a cool project you have there ,loads of top lads on here who know a bit about mopars
Posted: Thu Dec 27, 12 12:03 pm
by Mossy68
Welcome aboard Alan.
Good project you've got there.
Basically every thing you need is right here !!!
Help. Advice. Parts. Whatever.
Gary
Posted: Thu Dec 27, 12 12:53 pm
by Wolfman
Great to have you Alan, what are your plans for it. I am often in reading visiting my daughter. Is she going resto route or racing,Get a wanted add up for anything thats missing
Posted: Thu Dec 27, 12 2:15 pm
by drewcrane
Looks like a clean solid 70 chally,any info? R/T?
Posted: Thu Dec 27, 12 2:45 pm
by Ivor
Welcome aboard Alan, with this lot, you'll be up and running in no time!
Posted: Thu Dec 27, 12 5:47 pm
by Dave-R
Don't forget to pop over to the Challenger Message Board for Challenger specific information.
Posted: Thu Dec 27, 12 7:23 pm
by Dave81
Welcome to the MMA Alan!
Great looking project you have!
As others have said more info required on your chosen path (color and drivetrain)!
Looks good with the white base.......All very Vanishing Point!
Reality and Vision........Most on here can relate to that, so your in the right place for help and counselling!
Keep us updated on progress!
Posted: Thu Dec 27, 12 11:43 pm
by Charger
hello there
, good luck with the Challenger
Re: Greetings (seasons and otherwise)
Posted: Fri Dec 28, 12 5:56 am
by autofetish
Faux-7-0 wrote: (as I'm certain im not all there)
Your fit in perfect
welcome aboard
Posted: Fri Dec 28, 12 11:21 am
by mopar_mark
Welcome aboard, you can't beat an E body for looks
Posted: Fri Dec 28, 12 1:06 pm
by AllKiller
E body way to go....this is the best Club site BAR NONE....everything you'll need and fast response to awkward and puzzling problems
Welcome
Posted: Fri Dec 28, 12 2:29 pm
by Faux-7-0
Thanks for the welcome - the car was originally a basic 1972 318 but one of the previous owners obviously wanted a vanishing point look-a-like hence the 70 front end.
Probably going to take the mild custom route - Low, plum crazy, 440, black alloys but as ever, money talks, so we'll see.
Posted: Fri Dec 28, 12 5:38 pm
by Wolfman
Faux-7-0 wrote:Thanks for the welcome - the car was originally a basic 1972 318 but one of the previous owners obviously wanted a vanishing point look-a-like hence the 70 front end.
Probably going to take the mild custom route - Low, plum crazy, 440, black alloys but as ever, money talks, so we'll see.
You can't go wrong with plum crazy, best colour in my opinion
I am going to open a can of worms now
I like small blocks in challys for handling purposes
Posted: Fri Dec 28, 12 6:41 pm
by V8 Sam
Welcome!=]
Reading eh?.. where abouts?