Mopar Muscle Association UK

Posted: **Sun Jan 26, 14 10:36 am**

So here is my Christine, when I picked her up from the docks and with red oxide paint just for storage until the Charger is completed this year.........I hope! Lol

Posted: **Sun Jan 26, 14 10:39 am**

Note John as a model that day..........he does look the part

Posted: **Sun Jan 26, 14 10:43 am**

Posted: **Sun Jan 26, 14 12:03 pm**

I'd have to drive it as it is for a while.
Cruise around playing music from the film at night.

But then I am strange !

Posted: **Sun Jan 26, 14 12:11 pm**

Ha lol,
Na your not strange as I would love to but would take a lot off work just to do that plus there are too many trophy hunters out there who would pull that gold "V" off the grill and other items of trim that my fall off are just too hard to get now.
I am however gonna get her out by trailer to one or two shows this year as she is cos I'd think that would be kinda cool?

Posted: **Sun Jan 26, 14 1:23 pm**

Andys Charger wrote: I am however gonna get her out by trailer to one or two shows this year as she is cos I'd think that would be kinda cool?

That's a great idea.
I'll look forward to meeting her !

Posted: **Sun Jan 26, 14 2:52 pm**

jOHN LOOKS LIKE THE OLD GUY IN THE BACK BRACE READY TO SELL IT TO YOU SHI77E R

Posted: **Sun Jan 26, 14 3:21 pm**

Cannonball wrote:jOHN LOOKS LIKE THE OLD GUY IN THE BACK BRACE READY TO SELL IT TO YOU SHI77E R

I know LOL!

Posted: **Sun Jan 26, 14 3:24 pm**

Andys Charger wrote:
Cannonball wrote:jOHN LOOKS LIKE THE OLD GUY IN THE BACK BRACE READY TO SELL IT TO YOU SHI77E R
I know LOL!

Be buying a back brace for the shows then ?

Posted: **Sun Jan 26, 14 3:35 pm**

Posted: **Sun Jan 26, 14 4:03 pm**

Lol will have to ask John as I do want to do a photo shoot with the car in a grave yard.
I mentioned it to Sonia Hammond she seemed well up for that.
All good fun.

Posted: **Sun Jan 26, 14 8:08 pm**

Love the original paintwork on this when it was imported......Looks like its got an interesting History!

Eclectic mix of cars Andy.

Out of interest........What pulled you towards the Fury?

Posted: **Sun Jan 26, 14 8:19 pm**

Dave81 wrote:Love the original paintwork on this when it was imported......Looks like its got an interesting History!

Eclectic mix of cars Andy.

Out of interest........What pulled you towards the Fury?

Cheers, I have been into Christine since the film came out really back in the '80s and love the fact as they are not as big as a Caddy or such but the same almost as a Charger that it could be said they were among the first cars to start the muscle car era as they had high horsepower "Golden Commando" engines as an option with duel carbs.
Love em!

Posted: **Sun Jan 26, 14 8:38 pm**

Andys Charger wrote:
Dave81 wrote:Love the original paintwork on this when it was imported......Looks like its got an interesting History!

Eclectic mix of cars Andy.

Out of interest........What pulled you towards the Fury?
Cheers, I have been into Christine since the film came out really back in the '80s and love the fact as they are not as big as a Caddy or such but the same almost as a Charger that it could be said they were among the first cars to start the muscle car era as they had high horsepower "Golden Commando" engines as an option with duel carbs.
Love em!

Whats the route your going with this one then?

Rock stock, hot rodded or film rep?

Be great to see something different (50's car) being built on here!

Posted: **Mon Jan 27, 14 9:42 am**

These are in no doubt my favourite 50's Yank cars, she is beautiful as she is. Im surprised Mr R.Runner hasn't surfaced, would look great next to his Christine, a before and after like the film.

Mopar Muscle Association UK

1958 Plymouth (Christine)

1958 Plymouth (Christine)