Mopar Muscle Association UK

Mark B wrote: ↑

Mon Jan 18, 21 3:28 pm

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bodywork looks quite good condition for the age.

Dom66 wrote: ↑

Tue Jan 19, 21 8:38 am

Stunning, spoiled only be the wing scrolls not being concentric with the wheels...

That's just what i was thinking.
Take 2 steps to the left.... oh it's ok now

wow, you've got a lot of garages!

Happy days Del. Shame that meeting never really grew.
Some great cars there i've not seen for a while eg the ex Dean Bailey 68 Coronet

What? you're not fitting the original interior?

Dodgy CAD drawings... come across a few of those in my time :roll: .... always somebody else's of course ;) Ha, interesting ! So how many Design/Draughting Engineers do we have in the club? I've been in various Senior Mech Engineer/Engineering Manager roles for 30 years or so, now trying to eke out...

I wonder if they ever mistakenly loaded a wing car onto the bottom level of a transporter?
Doh!

PS, that black 68 GTX.... perfection

Nice words there from Pete, Jim & Alex, and i especially liked Stuart's 'review' of Tony.

Great pics too.

I think I remember Dave doing the slalom course in his Charger. Quite a spectacle. All credit to ya Dave.

Strange, i watched that too the other night. Nice to see it still in the family and unrestored. Last night watched a vid on Youtube of some 'street racing' recently in Oklahoma. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=MnCJ6ma_cdA in amongst the sea of Mustangs was this badass 69 RR: https://keithblack.com/b...

Derek wrote: ↑

Tue Dec 22, 20 7:38 am

Thank you. Considering the times we are in it was a great day.

Happy Birthday (for yesterday) Del.
Did you go to Bicester? or was it 'out of bounds'?

A couple of Mopars - the wagon is a bit special.... https://bringatrailer.com/listing/1961-chrysler-new-yorker-station-wagon/ 4 door pillarless! :shock: 8-) =D> I bet it bends like a banana if you jack it up in the middle tho #-o Now THAT is a hearse i'd like to go out in. :angel12: 8-)

what? you're not fitting 3 more dummy valves equispaced on the hub for better balance? but then again they probably only weigh a few grams?

A nice day out indeed Del, top place that Bicester Heritage Centre.
Sounds like they'll look after you too.

I have to agree about that 64 Fury wagon, stunning. Love to own that.
But i don't think i've ever seen a 'Zagato' that's improved the looks of the original car.
Or is it just me?