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First thing I can remember was my dad had a 1957 Dodge Custom Royal Lancer, black. Then he bought a 1963 Dodge Custom 880, new. In 1971 the 880 was my first car after my older sister and brother got done with it. Since then I've had a 73' Roadrunner 318. A 73' Charger SE, 400, 727. 73 Charger...

For some reason I didn't see it that way on my 73 1 ton Tradesman. Easy to take off the intake and heads, no bs settin on top the engine in those years and the dash allows a little more clearance out the side than the 97. But then I just couldn't bring my self to dismantle the whole front end...

I pulled and replaced a 318 out the passenger door of a 73' Maxivan. Remove the intake and heads and pull the shortblock. Pretty easy that way and goes back in the same way. No need to mess with the grill, core support or cut anything. Take out seat and door.

Thanks Donnie. Great meeting you there and Omnicrazy. For those of you who don't know, mine is the Green 71 Duster in the pics. I was surprised to see 3 other Dusters at the show other than mine, all very nice. Nice mopars were present in force 8). The Silver 63' Plymouth Belvedere with the 426...

Omnicrazy, you gonna be at the carshow in Ludlow Falls this comming weekend? I am checking my schedule to see if I can attend.

Love the color. Had a 73 Roadrunner that color with red stripes!

Put in the 383 or sell it to someone like me who will use it!

I hear ya ls 300. We had a whopper of a storm here last nite. I think mean green will stay in the barn tonight. We will have to make a point to invade some of these cruise ins in the near future.

Thanks for that Link Donnie. There are some Cruise Ins in my area that I didn't know about. I will have to meet Omnicrazy and some of the other Fabo's and hit some of these. Hot Rod Heaven sounds fun.

The Picture you see in my avatar was my Barn Find. I am having trouble uploading the pic of it then. It was in outstanding shape with no rust, /6 auto, AC, 1/4" OF DUST ON IT, YEAH! For $350! I sold the /6 and trans for $150. I rebuilt it from the ground up with 440 Super Commando, A 727, and...

Great Deal! Be sure to grab the parts cars. 81/4 rear end and needed K member and brake parts too.

A maidrite is a famous sandwich shop in Greenville Ohio. Known for a tasty special recipe sandwich that is addicting. One must buy a bagfull! I am waiting for the plan on this cruise. We need to make the Maidrite Sandwich shop a stop on this cruise. Omnicrazy, do ya want me to see if they will...

My Driver. 81 Dodge Royal Stepside. Late sixties Industrial 225 /6 from a Case Combine. Floor shift 4 speed. 15,000 mi on the rebuild. Fun, economical and bulletproof.

What would I do? A needle brush and touch up paint.... I don't even like the color.

The ONLY and Original Maidrite I know of is in Greenville Ohio. Is there a satellite restuarant? The new owners changed the recipe and quit putting beer in them. As you may guess they just aren't as good. I found another place that makes them better. Do you know Wayne Brewer?

Well, HELLO NEIGHBOR!8) YOU ARE JUST A SHORT DRIVE AWAY! Maidrites aren't what they used to be... but I occasionally go get a sackfull.

Yea..... right at the crack of Dawn. haha

I am in Arcanum. Darke County.

Hey! I live 25 miles north Of Dayton! Cool! I could run in any one of my 6 mopars. Let me know if this happens. Sounds fun!