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Good to greet a fellow Canadian! And a converted fan makes it all the better.

Cool,I see you are south of me.Im in B.C,so we are not so far apart. You may find these guys helpfull when looking for sheetmetal. They are in Vancouver WA. http://moparmetal.com/Default.aspx

You will find a wealth of knowledgeable mopar folk's here. If there is a question,please do a search first. There are usually folks who have asked before,and you will find almost every question has been answered already.

Nice Cuda! Mopar Rocks!!!

Good to see another young gun and a Canadian as well! Welcome aboard!

Hello and welcome from Trail B.C! We're practically nieghbors,lol

You certainly got a creampuff from the looks of it. Welcome aboard and congrats on the super clean starting point!

Awesome! Im sure you will find Fabo to be a very good market for your parts.

AGREED! IIf you dont you will likely see this: :worthles: Oh and welcome btw...:hello2:

Welcome from B.C Canada! Fabo is great for all kinds of help. BTW did you ever find your fender?

Welcome! I saw a post where you said you were working on a rocky mountain style dash pod. Im sure it would be a welcome item as many guys are looking for them since they stopped production.

Looks good even in primer! Body lines are looking crisp! Welcome btw..:glasses8:

Hey there from Trail B.C!!

How about a complete and running when pulled 4bbl 360?

Right on! Nice car and welcome!! Gonna use an intercooler or alky inj?

Yes it's a bit tedius. I have both sights open in different windows and go back and forth. It's a bit easier now thanks to photobucket changes. I just do one left click and it instantly copies now. I do like the big pics photobucket allows for! Quality pics help things a lot. As long as Im...

Cool cars and welcome aboard!! Guys here are addicted to car ****,so the more pics in your threads the better! Best to use a host like photobucket etc so as not to overload our new server. Love the 66!!

I like the last one. Sounds interesting but ya have to check em out right? Cant tell a lot from those pics.I'd ask for more of the trunk,floor pan,under hood,underchassis,as many as you can get before going to look. Big block K and an 8 1/4 are a recipe for disaster though.I would have to fix...

Love the sound of an angry hornet /6! Thanks and welcome,very cool Valiant!

Welcome Glen from B.C! I hope you post up some pics of what your doing. Nothing like a few pics!

Welcome back and Im glad.This is a story I wish I saw more often.

Welcome to Fabo! Im just 2.5 hours north of you in Trail B.C. Nice mopar!!

I like the steering wheel! It's the same as mine ,only mine is black Quite fond of the "feel" or grip with that steering wheel. Looks like it has it's share of wrinkles,not unexpected for a 40 year old car. I'd say the old girl looks pretty good actually.Solid daily driver.

Sorry I missed your welcome thread as well. So welcome! And it looks like you have a pretty solid base to start on! Well done! What are the plans/direction of your build?

Awesome! You sound like my son,only 10 years from now lol!

Valiants are badass! Good purchase as it looks to be really clean and straight.

:worthles: Lol!! Welcome aboard to the best mopar sight in the world.

Hey there oldjunk! Nice pics and slide show btw. And welcome aboard!:cheers: Your car is beautiful! You have done a great job and gave it an all factory look. Kudo's!:toothy10:

That is different! Looks kinda european in it's style. Im really into the south american mopars. If I ever find myself in the position to bring one back I might try it! Gawd,what a pain that would be...

Grab it! It's a roller cam block so get it right now! Plus it may have the 302 casting head. It's a gem of a 318. You should be sure to confirm the year of the block,pull a valve cover and look for "302" at the end of a casting #.Usually on the top of a runner hump.