Mopar Muscle Association UK

Charger wrote:here’s mine, set into the dash above the glovebox, autometer z-series 2-1/16”, mechanical oil pressure, volts, mechanical water temperature, auto meter angle rings, green led’s

I like the look of those

Cheers PM sent
Dave

Bit late I know and a long shot... but did these find a home? Definitely need to replace my trunk and at least one fender.

Looks good nice that it doesn't need much work. The 2.8/2.9s were Cologne V6s, brother had a 2.8 2wd version.

Steve wrote:Yeah...the old C bodies sure fill the bed on the Beeches transporter

Good chance I built that transporter 😊 Worked at Dysons 14yrs building them till I fancied a change last year.

I'd like thank everyone for the great welcome :thumbright: Cadboy nice to hear there's another member in the area :) and Scooby thanks :) Some limited info about my Charger, its a 73 SE with a 318 auto, no idea what the trans is and I cant remember what the axle is but dont think was anything specia...

RW71 wrote:Not sure if these are still going begging? Might save you some work.
http://www.moparuk.com/forums/viewtopic ... sc&start=0

Thanks RW71, worth a shot to see if they're still available I definitely need a trunk

Welcome, do you have the inclination and the ability to restore the car to its former greatness?? Please tell us your gonna restore her !!!! :thumbright: Yes the plan is to restore her, I'm quite happy working on cars although not so keen on the modern stuff (to many wires and silly boxs) weldings ...

Just thought I'd introduce myself my names Dave, I originally hail from the Outer Hebrides and moved to Worcestershire some 14yrs ago. I have owned what is now a sorry looking 73 Charger for 15yrs which due to a 600 mile relocation for work a young family and limited funds had to be left behind gara...