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I can chip in a Missouri or two .

Thats not upside down . Thats the Australian down-under grille .

Thats awesome . Don't know about the sub-lime war-bird though .

Looks like the body and paint held up good . You should be proud that it was in such good shape that it was usable to others .

That car is just sexy sweet . Love the color combo , engine combo , and everything else about it !!!!

Yep . No B-sheet and F-tag , it wouldn't really matter if it was rare or not . I'd check with the previous owner to see if he didn't stick it in a box somewhere or maybe kept it for a souvenir if you are worried about originality .

Awesome stuff there. Keep the pics up . Love old stuff .

Can't wait to see some pics !

After I'm through salivating over the pics of your car , I'll tell you how much I love it !!!

X2-----x2 ^^^^^^^^

I just want the hood-mounted guns . Thats all . Hey you slow S.O.B. , check this out ! .......

Idiot !

Not sure about the A-bodies , but on the B-bodies the trunk holes for the '73-up are larger than the '72-down . I used a lock set from my '71 R/T in my '73 , and the trunk lock would shift clockwise sometimes if you put moderate pressure on the key to open the trunk . Not sure if A's have the...

Curious .

Thats what I thought when I first read it . DOH !

No problem . Hope you can find one .

I got mine at Auto Zone a few years ago . Its book number 799-1862 . ISBN number is 3834500234 . I'd check out Amazon , Ebay , Barnes and Noble . Should be able to find one easy enough .

Yep . 440-4 was an option in a GTX or Satellite Sport . In 1970 , if you wanted a 440-4 in that bodystyle , you got a Superbird .

Yep .

Lots of awesome cars . Thanks for sharing them .

My Daytona is my pride and joy , but as far as being able to drive and enjoy , this is the one . When I get it out , all the neighborhood kids swarm me to go for a ride in it . I built this to enjoy .

The wood-grained K wagons looked like a brick with wheels . Early Imperials were way ahead of their time , but were very classy compared to the competition . All of Chrysler Corp. then were " innovative " , which set them apart from all other brands . Why would you have wanted a car like...

Can't do that to mine . It only has 14,755 miles on it . I just can't do it . Its amazingly original .

Yep . It is nostalgic the way it is . It would be a crime to take it down to just another yellow or red convertible .

Never saw the Dodge slip a tire . Oh , the embarrassment of the Furd boys .

I saw some junk .The Chevy truck all jacked in the *** . The rest looked like all classic cool stuff .

Couldn't get a Superbird or Daytona with A/C . Not enough grille opening . I've kicked around the idea of adding A/C to mine with my 69 Charger R/T parts car , but didn't want to ruin the originality to mine by making a bigger opening for air-flow .

I already have my dream car , a 1969 Dodge Charger Daytona , white wing on red , but I sure wish it was the Hemi . White wing on B-5 blue , blue interior .

Truer words were never spoken !

Those are super-cool . Great job . As always .