ny2000ramtough
02-16-2009, 04:09 PM
I just joined a bit ago and thought I would stop in here and introduce myself. My name is Brian and I am an avid Mopar enthusiast. I wish I could sit here and rant and rave about the '71 Hemi Cude convertible i have, or the '70 AAR Cuda or the '70 T/A Challenger sitting in my gargae, but I can't. Truth is, the only Dodge I can brag about is my 2000 Ram 1500 4wd shortbox pickup. :(
However, I am starting my search for an early Mopar and hope to land one in the coming weeks and months. I wish I had 6 figures to spend on one as well, but I don't. I know I will probably never be able to afford the likes of a Cuda or Challenger, but I am not ruling anything out. People tell me I have a warped taste in Mopars because if like the '73-'78 Roadrunners, '71-'74 Chargers, '71-'73 Darts and Demons, Magnums, and a few other ones as well. As much as I'd love to afford one, I am a realist and know I will probably never be able to afford a Cuda or Challenger unless I win the lottery. But that doesn't mean I don't enjoy other enthusiasts' cars and projects.
Thanks for letting me join here and I look forward to making many new friends and learning even more about these cars in the future.
However, I am starting my search for an early Mopar and hope to land one in the coming weeks and months. I wish I had 6 figures to spend on one as well, but I don't. I know I will probably never be able to afford the likes of a Cuda or Challenger, but I am not ruling anything out. People tell me I have a warped taste in Mopars because if like the '73-'78 Roadrunners, '71-'74 Chargers, '71-'73 Darts and Demons, Magnums, and a few other ones as well. As much as I'd love to afford one, I am a realist and know I will probably never be able to afford a Cuda or Challenger unless I win the lottery. But that doesn't mean I don't enjoy other enthusiasts' cars and projects.
Thanks for letting me join here and I look forward to making many new friends and learning even more about these cars in the future.