I googled MCG and the 'Garage" came up. i know them by sight now that you said it .. but never "lived" by them if you know what I mean?
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I googled MCG and the 'Garage" came up. i know them by sight now that you said it .. but never "lived" by them if you know what I mean?
polara71
Old Man with a Hat
Before the internet was every day life they were the best thing you had for your daily fix. (early mid 90s) Now, no thank you
Mr C
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Also has Monaco tail lights and reverse light set up...was "worked" for sure. After all that resto work you'd think they'd get the tail pipes right. They look awful!
member moparnutcase's 1965 Dodge Monaco 426W 4-speed. in the gallery. cool car.
1965 Dodge Monaco 426W 4-speed
1965 Dodge Monaco 426W 4-speed
1964 300K 4-speed (1 of 82 or 85 or some low number). Originally a "Joisey" sled,
Alas, buyer indicated he couldnt save it from the neglect (it shows) of a previous owner. They saved the powertrain. See vid.
Yeah, not a C but one that we follow on FCBO. Interesting though to flip through pics.
source: 1964 Chrysler 300K 4 speed
Alas, buyer indicated he couldnt save it from the neglect (it shows) of a previous owner. They saved the powertrain. See vid.
Yeah, not a C but one that we follow on FCBO. Interesting though to flip through pics.
source: 1964 Chrysler 300K 4 speed
polara71
Old Man with a Hat
I remember seeing the car for the first time in the late 90s. I was Polaraless at that time and had looked everywhere for a 70 convertible. I was floored when I saw this at Englishtown. The builder is a very talented guy and the car evolved over the years, 383 to 440, no console to console, no superlite to superlite, wheel changes. It was sold from the builder ( Rich) went to one guy and now another ...in Wisconsin I believe
Post #152: I cannot find hide nor hair of:
1. a 1967 300 Convertible Four Speed, not even the one on My Classic Garage (I think thats what MCG means?) 13 years ago.
2. 67' CE23L Chrysler Newports were made with a 440 HP engine, and I was told there was no record of one in the Chrysler registry.
3. a FACTORY '66 Fury I 2 dr. post, 440 4-speed (its not one below, but it'd be neat to find one)
1. a 1967 300 Convertible Four Speed, not even the one on My Classic Garage (I think thats what MCG means?) 13 years ago.
2. 67' CE23L Chrysler Newports were made with a 440 HP engine, and I was told there was no record of one in the Chrysler registry.
3. a FACTORY '66 Fury I 2 dr. post, 440 4-speed (its not one below, but it'd be neat to find one)
The Amazing Ron Hackenberger Collection! Rare,Unique Collector Cars, Trucks
posts #2 and #4
Update.. i thought the car was a LaFemme. bluefury361 correctly observed later its a "tri tone" Royal Custom (sedan example below). Still a cool car.
posts #2 and #4
Update.. i thought the car was a LaFemme. bluefury361 correctly observed later its a "tri tone" Royal Custom (sedan example below). Still a cool car.
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69 fury spring special
easiest to identify by the extra trim surrounding the grille. NOS pieces of trim pop up from time to time.
easiest to identify by the extra trim surrounding the grille. NOS pieces of trim pop up from time to time.
64 chrysler 300 silver special
barnfind
Old Man with a Hat
What do Harry Ferguson, Jensen and fusie cop cars have in common? 4WD
Fast Forerunner: The Jensen Interceptor and FF > Ate Up With Motor
I believe there are spin offs into the Imperials ABS as well.
I found this online but no reference to the rest of the article.
Fast Forerunner: The Jensen Interceptor and FF > Ate Up With Motor
I believe there are spin offs into the Imperials ABS as well.
I found this online but no reference to the rest of the article.
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we had something earlier on the 4WD Fury .. but never found the whole article before the thread petered out.
All Wheel Drive Plymouth Cop Car
barnfind
Old Man with a Hat
Thanks, I missed that thread. Been looking thru Roger Huntington writing. Quite interesting! I found some of the info on a massey fergusen site.
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1978 Dodge Ramcharger Jean Machine.
Cannot find a single Dodge ad for it yet. Never saw one before tonight that I recall. This for sale listing is three years old.
source: 1978 Dodge Ramcharger JEAN MACHINE one owner matching numbers ,low miles
Cannot find a single Dodge ad for it yet. Never saw one before tonight that I recall. This for sale listing is three years old.
source: 1978 Dodge Ramcharger JEAN MACHINE one owner matching numbers ,low miles
1978 Dodge Ramcharger Jean Machine. This is a true One owner 23 thousand mile matching numbers truck 100 percent certified with original build sheet. This was a very limited edition truck which was produced in much lower numbers than Lil Red Express or Warlock editions.
polara71
Old Man with a Hat
I remember these
Carmine
Old Man with a Hat
Very cool truck, although I hate to tell the guy that it's a short box pickup, not a Ramcharger.
You'd only get a blank stare for the effort...
I dont know my trucks of this era that well .. never heard of/saw a Jean Machine before 24 hours ago. I thought it was NOT a "Ramcharger" but I just posted what seller said. Thanks.
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