So how far back does your Mopar experience go?
I had a 68 R/T 4 spd Dana. I left my son drive it in the driveway and on the street out front. He liked doing burnouts and shifting second flat out. It took him a long time to get second. I thought for sure he would blow that motor but it took it well. He was only 13 or 14 when we left him in a 4spd performance car. He drove my tow truck all the time before that and raced ATV's nationally.
When he finally figured out how to hit second he would be waiting at the door when I came home from work to take it out. After the R/T everytime we would get a 4spd car he would want to test it out. We live on a dead end street and it was like our personal launch pad. The neighbor loved us he would set his lawn chair up. Actually we all had chairs. We would sit there and just wait for the rods to come out the bottom. Those were the Days LMFAO
We had our own ATV track, Pit bike track and Burnout box
I had a 68 R/T 4 spd Dana. I left my son drive it in the driveway and on the street out front. He liked doing burnouts and shifting second flat out. It took him a long time to get second. I thought for sure he would blow that motor but it took it well. He was only 13 or 14 when we left him in a 4spd performance car. He drove my tow truck all the time before that and raced ATV's nationally.
When he finally figured out how to hit second he would be waiting at the door when I came home from work to take it out. After the R/T everytime we would get a 4spd car he would want to test it out. We live on a dead end street and it was like our personal launch pad. The neighbor loved us he would set his lawn chair up. Actually we all had chairs. We would sit there and just wait for the rods to come out the bottom. Those were the Days LMFAO
We had our own ATV track, Pit bike track and Burnout box
