I have a few Mopars. Used to have many more but decided to sell off a few several years ago and of course that was just before the prices when through the roof lol. Right now I have two 66 Plymouth Belvederes and one 67 Belvedere convertible.

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Sorry

What are you sorry about?

66 Plymouth Satellite is da bomb

Just traded off a sharp looking but crappy '71 honda 250cc bike for a crappy looking but really sound '61 Ford Fairlane. Good project car.

I get into my G6 at least 2x per day, but that's about it.

I have been for many years, I'm also a mechanic

Greenhorn tinkerer and lovin' it.

My '70 Chevy C\10 on the left and my brother's '71 custom Dodge on the right.

My ultimate dream car is a 1969 Camaro Yenko, but that's not going to happen anytime soon, lol. However, I indulge in watching Barrett Jackson often, so I can live vicariously :)

Way back when, I actually drove as an alternate driver for a drag racing team. This was before I had a child, and lost the right to risk my life on my whims, lol.

Oooh a car girl

Yep :) Dated a guy in high school that bought a frame for a '69 camaro, we built it from scratch. Most of our dates required my holding a flashlight while he did something under the hood, or haunting swap meets looking for original parts for the radio or dash. When we were done, it was a beauty of a car. Sadly, he married a non car girl, and she made him sell it to buy a mini van, *weeps*

That's awesome, I would love find a girl like that, hard to find. Dumb fool should have stayed with you.......his loss

In all fairness, we were late teens/early 20s, lol. Outside of the car, we didn't have a whole lot in common, so was better that it went the way it did. I just wish he would have called me when she made him sell it, because I put a LOT of work into that car!

That's true you do need more than just the one thing in common, too bad it would have been nice to have the car back.

I used to have a 1970 Plymouth Barracuda Gran Coupe with 383, Torqueflyte automatic and 8-3/4 Spicer rear end, but I had to sell that a while ago to help with some financial difficulties my dad was having at the time (this was several years ago).

I've got a 1967 Dodge Coronet R/T at present that I've been trying to get off the ground (as far as refurbishments go) for a while now. Unfortunately, trying to find parts for the damned thing is like trying to find hen's teeth, and whatever I DO find is WAY expensive. So it's in car limbo until I can either get enough scratch to finally get to work on it or finally sell it to be rid of the headaches.

Yeah, but I keep my eyes peeled for one to come along in need of restoration. My best friend's hubby is a mechanic and has a garage with a lift, and we have a deal - if I buy one and supply the parts, some labor and the beer (lol), we can restore it over there.

In the meantime, however, there's always the Barrett Jackson auction and fantasies ;)

Old Cars are Great!!!

1932 plymouth,had they best time riding in it...so much fun

Cool I hope you find one, I miss it myself

I remember as a kid my brother had a GTO, can't recall the year. That was a fast car.
He had a Dodge Dart too that was ugly but had a lot of power. I miss that car.