Sexy Ride!
Sexy if Joe Dirt wants to take it for a spin
Historically Speaking, She looks like she raised a Lotta Hell, kinda like a biker chick in her 40s... I was not, in any way, being a smart *** bout your Beaker. And no, most 40 something Bikers ain't Sexy, but she looks tough... if your tired of looking at Ms Dirt, I'll come drag Her off for Ya? Kinda reminds me of a car i built for a Bro, shoehorned a 413 in there, sub frame connected, hated cutting the inner fenders for headers. Full manual 727, and 3:91s , 3" exhaust ( I didn't choose that, he wouldn't listen) I still have the 727, the heads, and a few other odds and ends to go with my 030 440HP block and ol TRW setup.
That calls for a car rescue !
Depends who you ask, I prefer the look of the dart sport but they seem to be greatly outnumbered by dusters. At least It seems all I ever find are dusters over dart sports.
My bud Tommy Lauber, had a Sport he stuffed a 440 4 spd in.. We Loved that car! Same color / stripe.as above car, except a Smashed 1/4 and an old Eddy Tarantula sticker on the side. SEXY BEAST, if ya like Mean Mopars! They ain't all gotta be pretty, just Pretty Vicious!
Man, I bought so many 300 dollar A Bodies back in the 90s, it breaks my heart. None were garbage.. nine rotted...most i drove w /6s Never had land of my own, and was forced to dump too many. And I mean Many...
S E X Y
I was a kid in the 90s , no where near a driver's license or anything adult so I missed out a lot but it seems that when I started, the 23 dart body style cars were in abundance. My first A body was a hand me down 72 dart, then I hit jackpot when I found a 74 duster which became my second A body.
Clean Looking, Sweet Ride, I guess I got off topic from the very beginning of this thread. The old and tough beaters, with a badass, old school tech engine, shoved up in there, that we'd Rev slap out, and slam the gears in Daily, hold a dear place in my heart. Possibly, cause they were the fastest Daily driver street cars, around, and ugly mean. But, perhaps, it was the fact we had piles of doors, factory scooped hoods, fenders, blocks and transmissions laying in the yard, and you could always go grab more parts, of all types easily. So, even in rush hour, you could have some fun, instead of a cellphone hypnosis gridlock
