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I can't be on tomorrow, so I'll start the 4th of July thread early. Happy 243rd to the greatest and most powerful liberal democracy on the planet! Long may it live.

The body and sheet metal cross-reference that you can download at the link below will tell you everything you need to know. Pacific Wonderland Chrysler Club (PWCC), Resources Page

Thanks!

A while back, someone posted a picture of a hammer that they found under their intake manifold. I can't find it. Does anyone remember that, and can you post a link? THx.

Robert at Silver Express Logistics. Robert@silverexpresslogistics.com

People in those pics said the same thing about pics from the 20s and 30s

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Call me petty, but I automatically get a negative reaction when people spell things incorrectly on purpose, like Speedkore, Happy Kamper, etc. I will say this looks better than that abomination that Dodge put together to launch the Hellephant. (I give Dodge a pass on the word Hellephant...

I'll check it out. It is a 6-cylinder.

I wish my wife was as excited as you all!

I know there are a lot of jokes about patina, but I kind of like it on this truck. I might try to figure out how to keep it without it getting worse.

Thank you for the links!

I've had my eye on this truck for a few years. It's on one of my running/walking routes. I saw the owner's wife outside a couple weeks ago and asked them to get hold of me if they decided to sell. I got a call a few days later and made the deal yesterday. Should be fun!

I wish!! No, just trying to help the guy out that is working on it.

Here are a couple of other tags that have a similar feature, but different numbers.

Anyone know what the faint "44" means in the top right corner of this tag? It looks like it was hand-stamped. Thx.

Yeah, it really depends where you live. Driving an old car can be super stressful in a city.

With auto dollies, are you able to easily push a car around in a garage with a nice concrete floor? I've been trying to sell my car because it can hardly fit in the garage, and has to be pushed all the way against the wall so I can't back it out or open the hood. If I could easily move it...

I think those Chargers are small models and not real cars