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[monaco75]

You'll be a kid around here at just 41, even I'm a year older.[/QUOTE

So we got 30 somethings, 40 something's, 50 something's, 70 somethings....we're well covered on this forum.

Dont forget the 20 something's.... Guess I'm the toddler of the group lol. 23.

Usually don't like sharing age on the forums, feel like I'm just that "kid" posting haha. However it doesn't bother me. I grew up in a chrysler dealer since the day I was born. My old man has worked in a chrysler dealer all my life (up until lately.. Gotta love the economy!) 90% of my friends are older car guy's. Spent my teenage years at the car shows hanging with em. Used to catch crap from my folks and friends in the same age group for hanging out with the older crowd. As you guys know though, not many "kids" into saving, and working on old mopars. I get along with the older crowd A LOT better then the younger crowd. Just so you know, there is one youn'n out there trying to preserve them!!

I have had my share of mopars to boot.

The bluesmobile has by far been my favorite. Not in the best of shape, but still my baby. She's been with me through all the car's Ive had lol

 

[70NPORT]

Dont forget the 20 something's.... Guess I'm the toddler of the group lol. 23.

Usually don't like sharing age on the forums, feel like I'm just that "kid" posting haha. However it doesn't bother me. I grew up in a chrysler dealer since the day I was born. My old man has worked in a chrysler dealer all my life (up until lately.. Gotta love the economy!) 90% of my friends are older car guy's. Spent my teenage years at the car shows hanging with em. Used to catch crap from my folks and friends in the same age group for hanging out with the older crowd. As you guys know though, not many "kids" into saving, and working on old mopars. I get along with the older crowd A LOT better then the younger crowd. Just so you know, there is one youn'n out there trying to preserve them!!

I have had my share of mopars to boot.

The bluesmobile has by far been my favorite. Not in the best of shape, but still my baby. She's been with me through all the car's Ive had lol

Well, I'm a little over 10 yrs older than you...sonny,lol.

 

[70NPORT]

Anyone out there that can remember horse drawn buggies care to chime in???

 

[monaco75]

Well, I'm a little over 10 yrs older than you...sonny,lol.

Damnit pa!! haha. Good deal! Actually your around the same age as a buddy of mine up north. He was the second youngest at the cruise in's. Yet we were the closest age wise to eachother. Usually him, and I bugging the older guy's about stuff lol

 

[70NPORT]

Ya, been there done that, I mean being the youngest or younger person out of a bunch of classic Mopar enthusiasts double or nearly triple my age. No matter, we all have one thing in common, Chrysler cars.

 

[bluefury361]

Anyone out there that can remember horse drawn buggies care to chime in???

You would bring that up....... And I do remember a horse drawn milk wagon making deliveries in Detroit..... Early 50's.
Damm..... Now I need a nap.

 

[1978 NYB]

They had horse drawn fruit and vegetable carts go through my neighborhood when I was a kid.

 

[thrashingcows]

I'll try and get things back on topic...;)

Hey Sled...only thing I would ask you to change on your car is those red heater hoses in the engine bay. This is just my personal taste...but I can't stand colored heater hoses. Black only!!

Other then that you have a beauty of a car.

How do the seats, front and rear fit after raising the tunnel like that?

 

[moparpaw]

You'll be a kid around here at just 41, even I'm a year older.[/QUOTE

So we got 30 somethings, 40 something's, 50 something's, 70 somethings....we're well covered on this forum.

HEY you left out 60 something

 

[Stormer]

I'll try and get things back on topic...;)

Fail ;)

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[monaco75]

:sSig_lol3:

 

[440Sled]

I never thought about changing the heater hoses. I guess black would sharpen things up under there, but I dont really open the hood much at shows anymore anyways. Takes away from the stance of the car.
I did have to to section out a small portion of the rear framing of the front seat. it wasnt much because towards the front of the tunnel, the height of the cut wasnt that drastic. The rear seat needed to be sectioned on the bottom part. The front and back framing had to be cut to fit. Nothing a grinder couldnt take care of. It still fits right into the clips underneath and functions normally. Unless you knew what to look for, you cant even tell. Looks stock.

 

[70NPORT]

HEY you left out 60 something

Sorry, my bad........shout out to the 60 something's...

 

[Stormer]

That is a very nice car.

Welcome aboard!

That is the funniest post of the week, hands down.

 

[polara71]

Fail ;)

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:laughing4: didnt take long did it?

 

[1978 NYB]

That is the funniest post of the week, hands down.

Thanks. I bet 440sled think's we are crazy! But it's all in good fun.

 

[Stormer]

Weekend research project coming up.

Research complete. Too much junk in the trunk. ;) The pumps & batteries take up more of the trunk than I'm willing to give up.

 

[440Sled]

Crazy, No. Dedicated, yes. Here's a couple pics of the engine compartment with the hydro's and some other random crap to annoy you with.

 

[Stormer]

How come that 300 isn't lowered? That's an easy weekend project for coil overs.

 

[1978 NYB]

That black and white shot looks very good!