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My 1967 Newport CustomCurious what wheel/tire size your running on the front and back, they look really good on the car. Trying to decide between a 18" or 20' wheel...- DetroitBorn
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Our first Mopar, wanted something budget friendly to build and something with character. A car my wife can drive daily and get out of the minivan phase!
A car collection from one of those people who think four doors are cooler
Currently these are in the stable ; my fury3 is not in my saved photos .
67 New Yorker, just over 14K miles, 440,727, AC, pwr windows, pwr seat, 4 wheel drum brakes
The new 73 Imperial arrived in January. Had to flop 69 Impala spot on end unit because the Imperial is so big it takes too long to squeeze it in a middle stall (back and forth and back and forth, etc...) with care. Now it slides right in on the end.
A red 73 4dr Beauty...my pups love it already. Come on Spring!!!Get here!
* A red 72 2dr coupe...found in Ohio...bought and paid for May 2018...awaiting transport to MN...it has a couple door dings to fix on passenger side.
This is my '66 Newport. It's been in the family since March 2001. Originally came from Arkansas, then to Minnesota when my parents bought it. Now it's with me in Arizona. I love driving this car and seeing all the people look and compliment me on it. We didn't have to do a whole lot to it...
I live in the UK and bought this wagon from Covington, GA and imported it myself. It's bigger and louder than just about anything else in my area so gets a few waves and thumbs up when I'm out!
She has enough parts to build Her Twice ;)
RARE FIRST YEAR !!! She Needs a Full Restoration :) Comes w/ plenty of extra parts. I have Original Title and Sales Brochure !
https://www.ksl.com/auto/listing/4449712?ad_cid=2
Ready for Spring...I drive the old cars everywhere I can from April to November...some warm pics for the January Winter Blues.
