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Had a headlight issue while the car was "parked" over the winter. Thought the issue was high/low beam selector switch. Replaced that switch and the problem continued. So, I purchased a new headlamp switch. As I reached up to feel around for the knob removal button I discovered the headlamp...

Got the Jaundiced GT out of hibernation today! Checked all the fluid levels and adjusted the tire pressures, and then went for a ride. Ask me about PSC Liver Disease

My first car and first Mopar (if you allow the "grandfathered in" rule) was this 1971 AMC Gremlin (232 straight 6, auto., manual steering & brakes): My second car, and first true Mopar, was this 1969 Plymouth Satellite (318, auto., PS). Purchased new by my grandparents, then my parents, then...

Back in ~1982ish I had a '71 Demon (B5, /6, auto., just under 200,000 miles) that was so rusty (metro-Detroit), it had to go to the crusher. Ask me about PSC Liver Disease.

I like it, it looks more modern. I never understood the use of wood-grain on everything.

Walking by it to get to the snow blower :(

I do not recall the gentleman's name, but that was the information I received from him at that time (2003ish). If new information is available that would be great! If you can find any more information please share.

The green Scamp is here: https://www.motortrend.com/features/mopp-0111-1971-plymouth-scamp/?galleryimageid=60cf25e4-c71f-460c-b1b2-e347b28356ac Also, a friend made this setup on his '70 Coronet with the twin scoops. He's made guitars for some relatively famous people. He's got mad skills!

Very cool! Congrats!

I've been with them for probably 18 years now. I've made 1 claim and had zero issues getting the car fixed. I promote them to all of my car friends.

Sad day here to. Filled the gas tank, added the STA-BIL, inflated the tires, put the plywood down and put the rear-end up on jackstands.

Finally got a chance to take the car out and get s few pictures. I'm afraid there won't be many more warn sunny days this year. I also found a nice "club house" for the car club!

I happen to catch Ken (72Dart6pack) pulling in to the Roseville Moparts gathering this past Saturday.

Running some errands this morning

I should have kept my '69 Satellite. It was purchased for my grandmother, the sold to my parents, then sold to my older sister, then sold to me (1977)! Sunfire yellow, black interior, 318, 2bbl, auto, PS. I added the Cragar SS wheels and headers. Hindsight!!

Saturday (9-23-23) my buddy and I met up with @72Dart6pack at his sister's State Farm office during the North Gratiot Cruise.

Letting the "Golden Oldie" warm up before heading out for the 1st time in about a month (health issues).

Went to a car show (Utica Gasoline Alley) in support of a little boy with a rare form of brain cancer. Lots of cars in attendance (until the rains came) but only a few of us got VIP parking (my own private porta-potty :)).

Gave the "Golden Oldie" a bath this afternoon, first one this year, in preparation for the Jack Frost gathering tomorrow.

Was being "chased" by a survivor Daytona on our way to the 7th Annual Port Huron (MI) Mainstreet Memories Wheels on the Waterfront. Needless to say, he caught up with me!

Saturday I took the "Golden Oldie" to some friend's house who were hosting their 4th annual club picnic. At the end of the day Mike & Laura (the home owners) had 1 request, that as each car was leaving, to do a burnout on their driveway. I usually don't cave in to peer pressure, but... My...

Ice cream night with the Wicked Jeeps. Then a short cruise where we found a pretty cool mural

Stopped for a quick pic!

Yesterday our car club was invited to a local "old folks home" to entertain some of the residents. We had about 20 members show up and mingle with the residents. Some of the residents had some great memories about the cars they used to have. All in all there was a lot of smiles!

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Got the "Golden Oldie" out of hibernation today. Checked all the fluid levels and tire pressures. Fired it up and went for a cruise around my subdivision, then over to the local high school for a few pictures. The high school allows some budding artists to enhance some parking spaces (no, I...

My Dart GT was running/driving when I bought it. However, the very 1st thing I did was adding a front disc brake kit. Drum brakes were fine 50 years ago, when everyone else had drum brakes, but not today when 4-wheel disc are becoming the norm. I wasn't going to risk the safety of my wife and...

My buddy Jim's Power Wagon, towing his '70 Coronet (a.k.a. the "Killer Bee"), on the way to the 2018 Mopar Nationals.

I too put some miles on the "Golden Oldie" today! Granted it was in my garage....up on jack stands

Thanks 72bluNblu I often wondered where Bruce's registry ended up. My car is #38 https://web.archive.org/web/20130623134338/http://www.7071dartgt.net/2003.html