Mopar Muscle Association UK

It's a work in progress, much like Kev's trunk

Is that the Croydon meet? look like it's getting bigger!

Is this MOT standard?

Yeah, that cardboard looks up to British standards

Thank Alistair

I'm sure it'd be a fail, especially if you get a funny (not haha) tester

broke down 22 times back from Brooklands

I'd think a proper Auto trimmer could make either fit either seat, but it'd be easier if you get the right ones for your seats, rather than the right ones for the car (assuming you're not worried about originality).

good point - it'd be as effective as having the fan in front then Ho Hum ...

@Dave - you can add 5 pics in a single post, or link to pics off-site using the IMG command ... and no worries on space

@Terry - You're doin well so far! Glad to see you made it

They look like regular 1970 + high-back buckets to me, the pic is stock '70 Charger, others had variations on the padding, but were the same headrest/back/frame. Dunno if this helps, thoug

Turbo guys have to know about this stuff ;) You want high air pressure in front of the rad, and low behind - thats why it's best to have a good seal between the hood & slam panel, and have the fan behind. No reason you can't take fans from a pug, reverse the polarity, and fit 'em behind. BTW Don...

Depends what you want to use it for. Some nice 15" aftermarket wheels look good, but more importantly allow the use of better rubber. Quite a few people seem to like their steelies at the mo, though! Generally it looks better if you stick with 15" all round, and put a higher profile tyre o...

Thanks guys ... between that, and UKCruisers man Nick Grant's photos (check here) I've got hundreds

The coverage of Brooklands will be split between two issues!

And she looks darn good in that picture ;) Hope everyone made it home in one piece ... wish I could have gone :( I'm having to do a very tight turn-around on Connected, so photos and anecdotes gratefully recieved - please email me if you like, as it's nice to have some stuff in that hasn't already b...

lol :lol: ... where's Al gone? To save him typing it all again: This may help any fellow Mopar owners with the tilt column as its the same column mechanism in the M, F, E and some B & C bodies when equipped with a tilt. (apparently!) Its a simple case that the tilt mechanism secures the column a...

Hi, has anyone got chassis alignment measurements for '68 - '70 Chargers? (or any other Mopes for that matter!)

Just putting together the Connected Tech Column