Mopar Muscle Association UK

It's that time again already, February 2026 meeting is next Wednesday, 11th February. 8pm, The Three Horseshoes, Hooks Cross near Stevenage.
See you there.

Fabulous work there, that roof skin that came off looks quite good really, I have a similar task to do, have been putting it off since 2014, to remove the sunroof and fill the hole. I have an old roof to use to fill the hole. Great to see the panels are now available and easy to obtain through Chris.

I doubt the heat from headers would be an issue, they are thinner than cast manifolds so don't retain as much heat anyway. Duncan (Cannonball) Watts might have manifolds he has ALOT of Mopar spares up in Crewe. He doesn't get on the forum very often now, so best to call him.
07974 088375.
Watts ...

I don't but there was a written off blue 73 a few years ago, that was in good condition, so if that is still in the breakers that took it, it might have those bits. It's not the sort of thing that gets removed and put on a shelf, so you might be lucky.

I've got that T shirt!
2010 was the first year I missed.

Can you actually visit there? It looks like you can, what a collection.

yes, I plan to be there.

John Marsh in the background, I was there with my Challenger, will have to dig out the photos.

Steve wrote: Sat Nov 22, 25 11:04 am Fantastic.....cars look really good and love the chequered matting in front of the cars. A really great effort as always

Temu for the chequer carpet!

The red Dodge racing team coat is genuine 1970s flammable nylon.

RM23 wrote: Thu Nov 27, 25 8:15 pm Great cars great info boards Matt cool as ever
Hi scotty as well thanks for organising
Matt did you get the trans am book in the end

They had sold out, will source it soon.

Brilliant photos and report as always Rob, seems like ages ago. You seem to make my car look quite good too!

The 5 yearly FBHVC Survey results have just been published.
Thanks to all in the MMA that contributed.
https://www.fbhvc.co.uk/news/article/br ... uk-economy

I would suggest living with the auto for a while.
I am now of an age where manual is just a pain, maybe I am too old or traffic these days means that auto is just simpler.
Also hill starts are a pain with a manual Mopar as you haven't got enough feet to hold the handbrake as well, minor point but ...

Same weekend as NSRA Hot Rod Supernationals at Old Warden.

Nice selection of others there, Vitesse very tidy, love the Europa and of course the Alfa,