66 Chrysler 300 'vert 440

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I guess I'm missing something from lack of experience. It does not look as if it's jacked up in the rear, but drastically lowered up front.
 
Yep, just crank the T-bars down. That'll make the rear looked jacked up a little.
 
yeah, I know about adjusting "T" bars, just don't know why you would want to adjust them that low. That thing is almost scraping the ground.
 
I guess I'm missing something from lack of experience.
I have to keep giving you young'ns history lessons.
He went with the traditional 60's NASCAR stance with that car and I like it!
In Mopars they cranked down on the T-bar and on the Fords and GM's they torched the front coils.

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I have a confession. Please forgive me but for some reason that makes me a tad bit horny...

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Here's the scariest part: I'd like to buy it and not change a thing.


This one's already in Germany according to the plates. And putting stickers in the Fast and Furious way on a full size car is something I'd also attribut to a German guy.
 
I have to keep giving you young'ns history lessons.
He went with the traditional 60's NASCAR stance with that car and I like it!
In Mopars they cranked down on the T-bar and on the Fords and GM's they torched the front coils.

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Ok, Prof., so school me.

"In Mopars they cranked down on the T-bar and on the Fords and GM's they torched the front coils".
---To what end does this serve?? aerodynamics?? coolness factor??....What?
 
Handling, it lowers the car to the ground therefore the weight is lower, less body roll

Much oblige. I was seriously interested in what that did for the car. Now I know.:sSig_thanks:

Guess the Prof. was in the "teacher's lounge".
 
This one's already in Germany according to the plates. And putting stickers in the Fast and Furious way on a full size car is something I'd also attribut to a German guy.

You see F&F.
I see NASCAR from back in the day.

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