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I sold my Sport Fury last night. I found a 67 Newport. Parked in a garage since 2006. Seller says immaculate and running well. Should I expect to see bad brakes, belts, etc? It’s two hours away and I would prefer to drive it home.

1/4 mile from I turn down a side road going home in the dark. It’s down a steep hill soon as you turn. My headlights shine on three young bears strolling down the road. I almost nailed the middle one in his backside. Ended up screeching the tires. Just reacted and stomped the old manual brakes...

My kind of guy. No concourse stuff here. Drivers. Seems like Canadia has tons of Mopars floating around the country.

Looks like a parts bonanza.

This is an impressive 64 Dart. Has a 2 carb setup. Is this a factory thing or a later modification?

This is an impressive Newport-to me, anyway. It is interesting the lack of options on it. Plug wires 3:38

That’s what he says

Really neat video.

Anyone recognize it? I thought it was a pretty good promo. I searched for a thread of dealership pics but didn’t see one.

I was 12 and not paying attention.

Don’t take this guy too seriously. He also has reviews on Dodge Shadow and the Concorde.

I just don’t understand.

Thinking of getting one as a work car until I finish floor work in the Fury. Any opinions on these cars?

This doesn’t effect my C body, but I thought it was an interesting read. With an economic depression unfolding in the second quarter, the classic car market could see downward pressure. Understanding how deep a correction would be is anyone's guess at the moment, but what is evident is that a...

He deals with the media

From description: "You probably haven't seen one of these before. An incredibly rare 1960 plymouth perkins diesel! Sure to be the only one on your block/state. Does not run. I actually don't know that much about them." 1960 Plymouth Belvedere | eBay

Film on Dodge plant that built bomber engines during WW2. They used the engines to power generators for plant power during testing and break in.

I thought it was really neat. No word if the builder has a Captain Kaos or a proctologist riding along. Heard on radio news the other day someone made the run because of the quarantine keeping roads clear. They won’t reveal who they are for fear of arrest.

Gasoline prices in Salamanca dropped to less than 75 cents per gallon Thursday as the effects of the global coronavirus pandemic on the oil industry hit the Seneca Nation. After a couple weeks of holding steady around $1.70/g at Native-owned gas stations, prices dropped south of $1 Thursday...