Recent content by Marc Rieger

Okay, here you can see the broken section: (left side of pic) http://abload.de/img/20151215_115203tujmm.jpg

Hello, I need a new front grill for my 1973 Dodge Challenger. The old one is broken on one side. The center piece is in good condition, so I wont need that. Greeting from Germany, Marc

Hey Guys, I got a new GEN3 Hemi 5.7. So no Mercedes Engine, I think the HEMI is better.. Because.. It's a HEMI. :D Now my Problem is the Transmission, I could also get a NAG1 Transmission that fits the Engine. But how to connect the Transmission and the Engine (Harness, ECU...) ?? Do you guys...

*Cuda :D

Sandblasting.. Better than expected under that much Bondo :)

That front Suspension looks nice, where did you get it?

Some progress :)

Hello from Germany, Nice Car :)

No big deal, you need the original ECM and the Original Mercedes Key because of the immobilizer.. Hope thats the correct word :D And thats all. @ramenth: You are allowed to change a few things.. But it has to be contemporary.. For example, the wheel Size is limited to 16" I hope you understand it..

It's a modified Mercedes Engine and the Transmission is from an BMW E39 M5

Engine and Transmission have 35000Miles

Here in Germany we have something called 'Historic Numberplate'. If your vehicle is 30 years or older you can drive with this Numberplate and you have to pay only 190€ (~240$) taxes for one year. The only bad thing about it is.. your car has to be original. That means, no Disc Brakes on the...

Hi, here I'll show you the progress of my first Restoration, a 1973 Challenger :) First Pictures: The Dashboard looked pretty bad under the new Plastic Cover.. :icon_silent: More to come, Marc:)

Thanks for the nice words :) @72chally440: Yep, It's near the black forest :)

Hi, I'm Marc and I come from Karlsruhe (Germany) My car is a 73 Challenger, and I'm currently restoring it. It has the original 318 engine and a 3-speed Manual Transmission. Regards