Kinda Newby, kinda not... but back either ways....

Dave-R · Post by **Dave-R** » Fri Aug 21, 09 5:09 pm

That's what i said Dave. But no-one listens to me.

Was I right in remembering the length at 15ft?

Dave999 · Post by **Dave999** » Fri Aug 21, 09 5:15 pm

I didn't read that far dave.

Aussie charger fits in a council garage about 6 inches each end

i know cos ive done it..

was stuck in there for 3 weeks and had to live on seat foam and that hamster fluff they use for sound deadening under the dash
couldn't open the door and the Bananarama! wouldn't start...:

only joking

I was just looking for an excuse to promo the joys of owning an aussie

sadly lost on many

and known only to those that have

its an exclusive club

Dave

Pete · Post by **Pete** » Fri Aug 21, 09 5:36 pm

How about my '69 Plymouth Barracuda fastback??
Nice and close to you too!!!

Pete

Pete · Post by **Pete** » Fri Aug 21, 09 6:01 pm

Dan, it's an "A" body : -

http://www.moparuk.com/forums/viewtopic.php?t=27484

bruvmopar · Post by **bruvmopar** » Fri Aug 21, 09 8:24 pm

Welcome Back Aboard Dan,

Dave-R · Post by **Dave-R** » Fri Aug 21, 09 9:44 pm

I was right. The Aussie Charger is 14.95 ft. perfect for you.

Never mind a 440. You can bore and stroke small blocks to well over 400 inches these days. In a car as light at these are (a full 1000lbs lighter than an E-Body) it would be very very fast, handle well, and is RH drive as well.

Anonymous · Post by **Anonymous** » Tue Aug 25, 09 9:37 pm

I concur. Aussie Charger would fit.

I doubt you will have trouble finding one for 5-6k in UK either (if you can find one to begin with).