Mexican 76-80 ? Aspen was a superbee if I recall. Had its own stripes and whatnot.
What is this mopar ?
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It is some type of mopar from Brazil I believe. Not sure what the exact name is but I have seen them before in pics. Nice looking car!
These guys I believe are in Brazil have a passion for everything automotive, and mod all kinds of mopars, fords, Chevys etc..
I don’t understand Portuguese, but I laugh my butt off at some of the videos.
This is a big hairy burnout with a twin turbo Dart.
I don’t understand Portuguese, but I laugh my butt off at some of the videos.
This is a big hairy burnout with a twin turbo Dart.
@RustyRatRod
those aren't hideaway headlights.
They have metal bars in front of the lights.
Earlier ones had even thicker bars.
Must be different DOT standards, although I have seen a couple of very late model US cars that have trim in front of the lights.
...and the rear window buttresses are added on at the factory.
I can take or leave those but if I had that car, they'd stay.
270 HP 318 4 barrel was the std R/T engine.
...and some had cushy sets with rear center arm rests.
those aren't hideaway headlights.
They have metal bars in front of the lights.
Earlier ones had even thicker bars.
Must be different DOT standards, although I have seen a couple of very late model US cars that have trim in front of the lights.
...and the rear window buttresses are added on at the factory.
I can take or leave those but if I had that car, they'd stay.
270 HP 318 4 barrel was the std R/T engine.
...and some had cushy sets with rear center arm rests.
Dion
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In Australia the VG Valiant coupe was available as a limited run (200 I believe) with the longer rear pillar like the Brazilian Charger. It was sold as the Valiant Regal Mexicana
Tims 66 Cuda
Mopar mid life crisis
Saw an Aussie with that same car as a resto project
Tim
Tim
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