Mopar Muscle Association UK

Not too far for me so I"ll be up for it

my Fav. car..very nice

great event this , and would be better still on the hard standing, even just to see Don in his race suit...

Two quite deep , the two sweeps of light scratches , the deep have turned into slight ripples

love this truck, saw one on craig"s list in texas not so long ago..wish i got it now

bought a scratch doctor kit of ebay to see if i could improve the screen on my pick up. kit arrived quickly, was very comprehensive, and blow me if it works really well. The tip being good light to see where the scratches are as they fade it becomes tricky. the compound goes everywhere while you can...

yeh saw this on you tube a year or so back, the olive green looks very cool for trucks and rats, i love it, was going to buy some have a shot but if its a drive in and wait do its got to be more cost effective to get them to do it..nice info

17"s all the way

guy called mark thomas did mine, and i have not seen better, worth a trip..
http://www.markthomastrimming.com/

Ok Blue, got you..if not i"ll have to beat up a new one.

As the shed pickup makes its way into the garage for a tinker this winter I want to add a period temp gauge. There is a built in temp light on the dash that feebly lights up eventually but with no real meaning . The question. Is how are temp gauges fed , most if the old ones I have seen on ebay seem...

Personally the whole idea appeals, off course no one would go down the route with a truly important or rare mopar but lowly basers like mine why not ?

I agree with blue , gonna go down this route with my satellite...

Wow ... Those headers are the nuts , love it

i got a 1968 gmc last winter, and fear the same frame twist issue, also it seems to have the same bed as yours, which i know isnt right for the truck, what year do you think the bed is Jeff?
would like to know so i can download the correct diagram for the bed planks..