Mopar Muscle Association UK

Kicking off tomorrow at the Ace Cafe!

Would be great to see some of the Mopar crew en route

Wish us luck!

https://www.justgiving.com/fundraising/ ... y-Run-2022

www.revengereliabilityrun2022.co.uk

Cheers, Guys!

Really appreciate the support. :thumbright: When I decided to do the Charity Run, I didn't realize how much work and stress it was going to be! The irony that I'm doing it for a mental health charity..... 8-[

Would be great to see people on the route - and if you can spare a few ...

Warner Brothers stole the picture from Hot Car rather than pay for a better one! From the horse's (Nick Butler's) mouth

Mods - hope this is OK to Post! :)

Whilst my 66 Plymouth Belvedere Wagon is my Mopar fix, I might also have a Chevy engine in the garage as well.....

Credit Mark Saunders @ www.racingandgreen.com.jpeg
Those of you of an age may remember ‘Revenge,’ Nick Butler's award-winning 1970s Hot Rod, and ...

Has had a chequered life, but back on the road at last!

https://www.facebook.com/Revenge-Hot-Ro ... 071582655/

Instagram @revenge_hot_rod

Some discussion on here

https://thelatebay.com/index.php?thread ... ons.91890/

(I have a 70s camper van for my sins!)

Cog box rings a bell?

Rock Auto do some seals - worth a search

Thanks for the info!

Had spoken to someone who sorted me out brilliantly, so can recommend then - Darren at Blackstar Vinyl on Facebook

Gerry

Thanks!

I finally realised the Plymouth decals are going to have to come off for me to do what I want to do. I'm struggling to find a UK supplier. Anyone know anyone who's doing these?

Thanks!

Gerry

This is where the challenge is, Pete, they should be, but I'm working with someone else's work and I'm at the limit of my knowledge.

Doesn't boost reference only affect high rpm?

Not Mopar, but 1970s big block supercharged Chevy :thumbright:

My own knowledge is now spent on this - new MSD ignition (definitely needed) rebuilt carbs (definitely needed.) Just can't get it to run right.

Left by the side of the road today, with massively leaning out mixture under light ...

Some more polishing, and ready to go back on. I'd call it a six-footer as I had some paint reactions (I do spray in pretty bad conditions :roll: ) You can't see them in the photo - that's just dodgy shadows! Considering how rotten it was, overall pleased with the outcome.

Motor, mechanism and ...

I have got one, and a roller version as well, but tend to prefer butt welding where I can. I'm less worried about using filler on the Plymouth, as it's a driver and will never win a concours class As long as the rust has gone.....

Look away now.....