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Just saw this thread. The wagon made its debut at the Nats...even got a spot beside another A body!!

Great thread. The posts folks have made make the argument. I too believe the "lore" around quality engines from slant six to 383, 340 and hemi in particular as well as the wild engineering Chrysler did set them apart. Who else had a vacuum operated Air Grabber door that popped out your hood...

'01 Bullitt Mustang and '89 5.0 convertible. Though a diehard Mopar man, I'm ok with the Fords. My brother has a '90 F250 with almost 300,000 miles too.

Yep, I always thought he "played" his real life (to a degree) on TV.

Ok, not car related, but I think I know the outcome here

A Body Betty, Don't feel too odd. I am quite sentimental about my iron warriors...in fact, it explains why my collection (of 12 cars) is not really a collection, but rather an accumulation! I rarely part with one of my foot soldiers...still have my 1st car. So enjoy your new wheels, but...

86 Cutlass Ciera. Bought it cheaply from my neighbor after I helped him get it started one Saturday ( should have been my first red flag!). Used it as a daily driver to work to keep miles off my Grand National. The Ciera always smelled like puke ( probably the neighbor kid lost his lunch in...

On bumper of '69 Charger R/T Skull & cross bones symbol with the following: "it's been determined that drag racing is Addictive and can be habit forming"

Real slick...no pun intended...Seriously, nice work!

Always had a soft spot for the Sports. Don't have one to contribute, but my best friend back in high school (1980) had a '73 gold sport with 318, 3 SPD on the floor. We both "cut our teeth" on souping up cars with that one. With just a set headers, dual exhaust and home made traction bars it...

Here's mine. Bought it in 1979. It was a '76 Charger Sport, 360 2 brl. single exhaust. I Quickly added 4brl intake, thermoquad, dual exhaust w/ "Duster Tips" and 15 x 7 Rallyes. It was a great car, served me all through High School & college and then passed it to my sister to use when she...

Guilty here. Have three "lawn ornaments" but the wife and kid love 'em...I just shovel crap alot!

Yep. The VA guy recently sold it ( I corresponded with him and wished I could buy it). Interestingly enough, this car was originally red. But the producers of the show thought red was a bit too flashy and painted it the dark green. As for the 67 GTX comment, many made the same mistake...

Curious, we all no doubt have different experiences that led us to the mopar fold. Usually, it is a family members car, or a friends that got us hooked. For me, started as my parents '66 dart wagon that they drove all over the place and I became a huge fan of it's dependability even as a...

Good luck, that would be a cool ride to have!