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mine... ...and if you're noticing some similarities in the cars, yes, the Scamp gave the Duster it's parts back lol.

first the touch screen display, now the engine. Where will the madness end??? :D after reading to the gelato comment near the end, I remembered what day it was lol

watched an awesome video of a guy with a 3xx horsepower Hayabusa getting smoked by a Lamborghini. After they stop at a light, the passenger in the Lambo says "Is that bike leaking something? Oh, no, those are tears". yep. like others said- not too much power, just not enough brains.

same here- then, in the spring, warm it up, put 'Welcome to the Jungle' on at full blast, and hit the road:D

my '66 mustang, the passenger side lower quarter panel was mudded...yep, real mud. The trunk extensions had filled with dirt so solid it was like cement- when I did the bodywork on it I found that where the quarter panel was rusted out, they sanded the dirt smooth and finished it. Never would...

not descriptive enough. I like '65 Dart' though.

yep, they could just blend it in from below the duster emblem and get it pretty close- would still be original paint everywhere else (and even if it's not a perfect match, it would look a lot better).

I missed that too. RIP Paul

Mopar/Fiat doesn't make this car. Is it better looking now?

not as much as the real horsepower of a Boss 429, I'll bet.

so it'll be worth exactly what you put in it. :D

yep. and it's patina-ed right through in several places:D

didn't look at the dates on the thread before I fired up photoshop:D

the problem with some of these options is that they'll still sound like our stock AM radio. ...and no one wants that:D

I thought it was only Fords that did that (my '66 & '68 stangs were like that for sure)...?

'flew' being a relative term lol.

our cars still had MPH back then too.

I had a guy ask me why I put this license plate on the front of my 'Dart'. I finally quit trying to argue with the fool after a few minutes lol. I also watched a guy walk around it several times scratching his head trying to figure out what it was one day while I was in line at a store (no...

was that the one that had a police officer involved somehow (on the wrong side of the law)?

I'd say there's no value at all to the title (unless you're hoping to be able to 'steal' the car you have the title to, which obviously would not be cool lol). And, no, it wouldn't be legal to take a different car and put that VIN on it.

yeah, I guess you couldn't turn it off before it ended like I was able to do lol.

If you like Mad Max movies avoid Fury Road. It blows. How it got all those rave reviews is completely beyond me.

when I repainted my '66 mustang, I was sanding the lower quarters and found something strange under the paint. When I started picking at it I realized it was dirt. Over the years the trunk extensions had packed with dirt so it was like cement, and whomever did the bodywork on it just sanded it...

yep, like I'm jealous when I see someone going into McDonalds for one of those rare Big Macs.

except that one of them is flogging his car for everything it's got...and the guy in the Lambo is just cruising around lol.

Bought my Duster in 1989, retired it in about 2000, and resurrected it a few years ago.

I used Fram on the '66 Mustang I put about 200,000 miles on. I used Fram on pretty much everything else I've owned for the last 30 years or so, and like Back In Time said, no oil related failures. I've even used Fram in my Stealth for the 10+ years I've owned it, and those engines are...

and they're a big part of the most epic car commercial ever. Official Dodge Extended Cut | Predators - YouTube

good for when you're watching auctions on ebay. ...with the eye of the tiger.