garp
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Hi all,
Just a longshot here, but thought I'd try ....
A year ago I purchased an imported 1974 Dodge Challenger hardtop in Sublime Green, it was supplied to me with little history other than plates with "Vermont" on them and a door tag from Connecticut.
It had left the Hamtramck factory in a deep darker green with white vinyl roof and buckets, 2-barrel 318 but now is Sublime Green, black vinyl roof, interior and buckets, 4-barrel and a 340.
I'm guessing this was quite a resto' project for someone, possibly done in the Vermont area and I'm keen to see if I can find that person and get some info on the car.
I use it here in the UK with great pride, and love every minute of driving it, and I'm guessing that anyone who would put this amount of time into a car wouldn't just jump "mopar" ship ..... perhaps he/she is doing another E-body as we speak.
As I said, its a longshot .....
thanks
garp
Just a longshot here, but thought I'd try ....
A year ago I purchased an imported 1974 Dodge Challenger hardtop in Sublime Green, it was supplied to me with little history other than plates with "Vermont" on them and a door tag from Connecticut.
It had left the Hamtramck factory in a deep darker green with white vinyl roof and buckets, 2-barrel 318 but now is Sublime Green, black vinyl roof, interior and buckets, 4-barrel and a 340.
I'm guessing this was quite a resto' project for someone, possibly done in the Vermont area and I'm keen to see if I can find that person and get some info on the car.
I use it here in the UK with great pride, and love every minute of driving it, and I'm guessing that anyone who would put this amount of time into a car wouldn't just jump "mopar" ship ..... perhaps he/she is doing another E-body as we speak.
As I said, its a longshot .....
thanks
garp