Recent content by bluefury361

This car was posted on a sister mopar forum. Interesting how it played out. http://www.forcbodiesonly.com/mopar-forum/showthread.php?15160-1962-Chrysler-300-Sport-Convertible

I have a complete 1969 E series 440 HP2 engine, (minus carb & exhaust manifolds), matching torqueflight auto and 8 3/4 3:23 posi, (489 case). All removed from a 69 Chrysler 300. This was a strong running car that suffered a fire in the dash and under hood area. Everything is still in the car...

Original/restro mod.... Very true, It's so tempting, and so easy to scrap the 6/318 in favor of a big block. That theory is lost on me. I'm much more impressed by this car then the sea of restro-mods out there. This car with the 318 is such a pleasure to drive. And runs great on regular gas...

70 Challenger convertible This car is still avaliable.....

UPDATE.... Home safe and sound.!!! Monday morning I located a AAmco shop in columbus that could get my Dodge in right away. An hour later AAA showed up and carried the car there, where it took 6 hours to do a 2 hour job. BUT.... all ended well and I was able to continue the trip home to...

I am on my return trip from the turkey run in daytona and my 65 coronet 500 fried a right rear axle bearing and spit the axle out against the fender....!!!! It's sunday night and I got AAA to send a roll back and tow me to the La Quinta inn at exit 6 on 185. If anyone in the area see's this...

Currently listed on eBay..... Low production car. http://cgi.ebay.com/ebaymotors/?cmd=ViewItem&_trksid=p3984.m1558.l2649&item=230678253063&sspagename=STRK%3AMESELX%3AIT

Value..... Based on the rarity and nicely equipped options, unusual color combo, originality and condition of your car, (judged as very nice form your pictures) I would put a market value of from $15000.00 to $20,000.00 on the car. The E-body guys will love it and it will appeal to the folks...

You can reach me at [email protected] ... or 256-214-2792. Thanks, Will.

I found this car in my area through word of mouth. It is a 1970 Challenger 318 auto convertible that was fully restored some time back and used sparingly since. Owned by an older couple who are not really Mopar people.... they just like the car and use it to cruise to the Sonic or just take a...