Mopar Muscle Association UK

Posted: **Thu Oct 24, 13 5:58 pm**

How it used to look

Posted: **Thu Oct 24, 13 6:01 pm**

Definate improvement!

Posted: **Thu Oct 24, 13 6:07 pm**

Yep, not all old school is good. That looks great as it is

Posted: **Thu Oct 24, 13 6:26 pm**

Posted: **Thu Oct 24, 13 6:37 pm**

Jealous..........

You own 2 great Mopars that i'd love to have.........Now the question......Which one do you prefer and why?

Posted: **Thu Oct 24, 13 7:32 pm**

Very nice indeed.....

Posted: **Thu Oct 24, 13 8:13 pm**

Nice job Justin

Black really looks good on the sad face Challengers and I'm well into painted bumpers on e-bods, looks cracking mate

Posted: **Thu Oct 24, 13 8:26 pm**

couple more old pics of how it used to be !!

Posted: **Thu Oct 24, 13 8:30 pm**

Awesome, thanks mate, any idea what year those were taken ?

Posted: **Thu Oct 24, 13 8:38 pm**

i can ask my mate who owned it back then it was brian dukes who ran a tyre fiting shop somewhere in london also owned this and many more

Posted: **Thu Oct 24, 13 9:31 pm**

challenger wrote:couple more old pics of how it used to be !!

I remember first seeing it like that

, although think it had a road runner type strobe stripe up the sail /C pillar , saying 440 R/T or I could be getting mixed up with something else

normaly happens ,
in early 89 , saw it parked up the side of a house , up in wigmore kent , was out in the charger at the time ,pure fluke i was going to the petrol station about 200 yards further down the road

could not believe what I had seen ,

went past & nailed the gas a couple of times , but no one came out , did not like to knock on door and ask about the car , would not like it if it was me & would think it out of order cold calling .
caught up with the owner at hickstead 89 , nice bloke ! had a bit of a conflab on the work he was doing to it & stuff , cant remember the guys name
before that think it was fore sale in late 88 over in west draton wayish

this is how the car looked in 1990 , hickstead , just after a repaint over the winter & stuff

saw it a few times in 90s & 2000 localish to me , & at norhweald , had a real nasty sounding 383 in it with a forsale sign on it , believe it went up north then

Posted: **Thu Oct 24, 13 11:41 pm**

Was this for sale at Carolina Classics a few years back?? Pics look familiar.

Posted: **Fri Oct 25, 13 2:02 am**

challenger wrote:i can ask my mate who owned it back then it was brian dukes who ran a tyre fiting shop somewhere in london also owned this and many more

blimey thats a rough old dog off a bird,

Posted: **Fri Oct 25, 13 9:05 am**

Challenger looks very nice

Posted: **Fri Oct 25, 13 9:07 am**

Cannonball wrote:
challenger wrote:i can ask my mate who owned it back then it was brian dukes who ran a tyre fiting shop somewhere in london also owned this and many more
blimey thats a rough old dog off a bird,

looks smashin with those slots on, took my eye right away from it's other attributes

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My 72 Challenger

My 72 Challenger