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This is a Dee-troit thing. Better Made potato chips are an old Detroit company. They make these chocolate covered chips but they were only available at their factory downtown. But this year I spied them at some local grocery stores for the first time. Very pricey at $12.99 for 7 oz but it makes...

Enjoy Will modern cars, and modern materials, age gracefully? - Hagerty Media

The Manta name wasn’t used on ‘71 & ‘72 in the US, but in ‘73 and after it was called a Manta. So technically my car is a 1900 Sport Coupe but it’s a Manta.

Oops- ‘98… I edited the title.

I always wanted one of these but would never have paid $40,000+ when new. This was one of my ideas when I worked for Chrysler. I suggested installing the larger displacement V8 Magnum engines in the ZJ Grand Cherokee, pretty simple right? To say there was ZERO enthusiasm is not an exaggeration...

This is probably the wrong forum. I saw this on the P-car (Porsche) auction site. It ends today and at $7,500 even cheapskate me wants to bid on the 318 ‘71 Plum Crazy Challenger. 1971 Dodge Challenger Coupe 318 | PCARMARKET

I never heard of this. Only 20 were made. https://macsmotorcitygarage.com/wait-this-is-a-dodge-aspen-the-1977-80-monteverdi-sierra/

Not a Mopar but this is what I did today. Rescue - 1953 Ford Woody Country Squire nine passenger wagon My good friend Kevin recalls this car back when his age was in single digits - a very long time ago. He was able to acquire this 1953 woody from the second owner when he was only fifteen and...

No it’s not my car but I thought someone here may want to bid.

Just in case anyone is interested. 1973 Plymouth Scamp Auction | Hagerty Marketplace

Very interesting 1966 Dodge Dart with a four speed manual and a 273 “Charger” (aka “Commando”) and it’s mauve color. Looks nice. No Reserve: 1966 Dodge Dart GT Convertible 4-Speed

This looks fantastic. 1971 Dodge Demon | F255.1 | Indy 2022 | Mecum Auctions

Three years ago I bought a low mile PT to drive my mom around, she’s 96 now. I’m glad I got it because she can get in and out of it. I’m not sure there’s a car on the market that has the same ingress & egress.

I received my shifter handle and convertible transition pieces for my 1966 Valiant back from getting restored at Metal Brite. WOW! Is all I can say. I’m very happy that someone still does these small parts.

1988 Dodge Diplomat Police Car

That’s a cool story and great opportunity. It’s easy to get seduced by the new exciting gal even when you are happy. You can still provide an important service to the original owners by making sure they get a fair price.

Chrysler’s ill-fated Turbine program went way beyond the iconic Ghia car | Hagerty Media

January 14, 1920 - John Dodge dies - This Day in Automotive History

I beleive this was in one of the STP cars at the ‘69 Indy 500. I don’t think it was in the race. Plymouth Weslake Indianapolis V-8 Racing Engine | Auburn Fall 2020 | RM Auctions

I love the pre-production prototype stuff. Here’s a prototype slot car from the Cox R&D shop that I used to own. https://www.ebay.com/itm/1-24-Scale-Original-Cox-Dan-Gurney-Ford-Galaxie-Slot-Car-Prototype/164266622505?hash=item263f0dbe29:g:dUwAAOSwjGte-MlB

I like this kinda stuff but it’s worth more than all my real cars combined HOT WHEELS REDLINE CUSTOM CHARGER RESIN PROTOTYPE LARRY WOOD COLLECTION | eBay

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Shadow, The Mysterious Racing Team Run by a Spy

I think all of the Shadows are there.

My buddy is at Road America for the vintage car races this weekend. It is a reunion of the Shadow race cars of the 70s. He’s sending me pics. This is one he just sent of the Mopar powered Formula 5000 car which I think won at Road America. I probably should have posted in the stuff nobody else...

The summer beater 1970 Chrysler 300 Convertible was a great car I could live with for a long time.

I have some I’ve had for years. When they came out I was buying them as gifts. I gave one to a buddy that installed alarms. His cow-orkers had a contest to see who has the brightest flashlight and when he joined they all laughed at him because I had gotten him a small one that used two AA...

Yes. Here’s a pic from ‘66 assembly manual (page 369) and it shows the upper horizontal surface as “suede” and the vertical is “gloss”. What is confusing on the ‘66 is the difference between turquoise interior (turquoise dash) and light blue interior with a dark blue dash.

In ‘66 the Plymouth A bodies with a slant six cars had no emblem, the V8 with two barrel carbs has this one and the 273 Commando had their own. Except the Formula S which has no engine badge.

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