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I bought a '67 Monaco because I had to have those taillights. Here's my Mopar '71 Fury. So much fun to drive, I broke a transmission mount a couple weeks ago. The 360 is pretty quick.

So cool...you don't realize how great even the regular models ride and drive and how the controls are laid out, the visibility and driving position, until you get to drive one. People just talk about the odd styling, which has really grown on me.

Happy Birthday, Pete!

Following...'69's are unique and this one makes your heart beat faster...hope your friend gets it.

I worked and didn't realize it was Earth Day till someone mentioned it. IMO now it's used to get the population all worked up, meanwhile those in power keep on doing their damage. ON a side note they hired a new guy from Seattle who is so annoying, never shuts up, his favorite subject is...

You always have the coolest Mopars but that's a time machine, beautiful crushed velvet seats and even the untidy wiring it's like you're back living in the '70's.

I fixed my floppy rearview mirror putting a piece of 3M sanding pad between the ball and the part it fits up against.

Congrats, Grandpa. She has a confident look about her!

Some of my earliest memories, my Dad drove a VW bug and I would watch how he shifted gears and drove the car and it looked like fun to me.

Memike :thumbsup:

I rented a Hyundai and got curious about how about how one with a manual transmission would drive, so I test-drove one ($50 gift card was a nice bonus.) The experience wasn't bad but the numbers don't add up for me, a 5 year old used car costs a fraction and gets the job done very nicely. The...

I just caught the first episode, with the Swinger, I liked that it showed them out scrounging in junkyards and you got some idea of the Canadian ways and humor but it is definitely entertainment not reality.

1956 Chrysler Plainsman Concept Car | S85 | Monterey 2010 | Mecum Auctions

Front looks weird but I wouldn't mind owning one! Or a '63, an old member here had one, JMacsMopars I think.

Do you plan on keeping it? Pretty cool how this owner figured things out on his own.

Really the only new car that excites me. I like the wheels it has, sticking to only black and white makes a clean and bold look.

Words I don't care but when someone is careless I get very touchy. Like not long ago a guy was loading up his car and had his door touching my Fury. I was polite but I don't think he'll ever do that again.

Good to see it back on the road, I remember being envious of you for having such a tough and fun to drive Valiant.

It depends, 8 hrs (500 miles) and back in my '71 Fury was great, but then I went through some electrical and charging gremlins, and I'm not sure how I feel. And I hate to say and maybe jinx myself!

Wet Friday

That's quite a hike. But it doesn't hurt when a car isn't selling, to try raising the price a little, it worked for me one time, I can't remember which car that was.

Great shots as usual, thanks for taking them and sharing them. Very exciting to see all the beautiful Mopars out there.

Yes, let's celebrate, the 318 served me in 3 different well-used Plymouths taking me back and forth to work, and then one more time in a '67 Fury when I could afford a Mopar as a toy. That's 1272 for me.

I had a die-cast one in a blue-silver color when I was a kid, though it was really cool and still do. I think Frank Sinatra owned one.

Sweet convertible, that's a keeper, you don't ever see those!! Kegan B. knows about those Turbos. I believe '91 is a good year because it has an intercooler(?)

I don't like it when the announcer or the emcee or whatever you call him talks a lot and loudly.

Cross Creek, FL

when I got this Fury last year...

Is it too hard to put a graphic of a car? I think it would be nice to have pictures of representative a- b- and c-bodies instead of just words.

I kind of like it. It has an off-beat charm. Someone had to really want to do this.