Mopar related chat and bench racing
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Jim
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by Jim » Mon Aug 08, 16 8:48 pm
Yes Richard Ward had the GB5 '71 440-6 Cuda. He did a full rotisserie restoration. It was absolutely gorgeous. He sold it to a collector in Sweden.
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by Pete » Mon Aug 08, 16 8:49 pm
...and he had my wheels off my '71 'Vert Barracuda as it originally came with 14" Wheels. His attention to detail was superb.
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by SAV@RPM » Mon Aug 08, 16 10:50 pm
Thanks Jim
So it appears that it went to Sweden rather than the US. Does anybody have any photo's they could post ?
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by Adam » Tue Aug 09, 16 11:07 am
I have some at home Martin. I'll upload them this evening.
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by SAV@RPM » Tue Aug 09, 16 9:22 pm
Thanks Adam
According to the DVLA the last mot expired on the 22.4.2007 so it looks like it left the country around 2006-2007. Thanks for posting the pictures. Rare car, only around 237 built in 71.
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by Adam » Tue Aug 09, 16 10:14 pm
Those pics were at the Mopar EuroNats in 2004
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by Steve » Tue Aug 09, 16 10:46 pm
great photos Adam! The 71 front end with a shaker hood is my definition of the holy grail E body. Just when you think they cant make the 70 any better, along came the 71
Loving this thread....cheers steve
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