Mopar Muscle Association UK

I will miss April due to holidays.

There are a few upholsterers within the Hot Rod fraternity who could help, depends if you want to be completely original style or just nicely upholstered.
Where you are in the UK would be a factor.There is a good upholsterer in Baldock, Herts but not sure where you are.

It did me too, just reset to log in.

Wow, that looks neat work, you'll be restoring aircraft next. Those rivets look like they were borrowed from Duxford!

To quote Paul Herd, Barracuda and Challenger restoration guide. Page 132-133 . "In 1970, Dodge introduced the Challenger, and its grille design was a single piece design with a small cross-hatch pattern that was painted flat black. On the base Challenger, the frame was painted dark gray and on ...

Glad they arrived Ok, they were all sent the same day, so should all be safe with respective owners.

See you tonight about 7.45

I like that!

Ready for The Ace Cafe then?

Did he say "It has hospital written all over it" ?

I think that's a great phrase!

Dave999 wrote: ↑Fri Jan 13, 23 10:58 am ... the days of an aussie charger languishing in a shed are on their way out...


Dave

There is one in Shefford, mine.....and there is a Valiant Regal Wagon next to it.

gmopar59 wrote: ↑Tue Jan 10, 23 9:45 am Hi Matt, think I sent that via paypal. Says it may take a while. Let me know if you get it.

Yes all received Gerry, thank you.
Order is now in with the supplier, I will update when we have posted them all out, will be a couple of weeks at a guess.

Sorry couldn't make it due to a clash of events.
Will be there in Feb. It may be worth discussing a venue update due to the early closing time of the pub.

Superb

That Japanese Challenger actually works for me, surprisingly. Any more pics of it Mark?